Suggestions for Public Art near Central Harlem, New York

CMMTSO I. • July 8, 2018Must see for those who love the culture. Big L Rest In Peace.👊✊

Harlem A. • September 29, 2012This gallery is the best kept secret in Harlem! It is under a b&b and across the street from a jazz bar with. Great garden in the rear for sipping Pinot grigio when the mood arises.

Marc S. • September 23, 2011They've completed the repairs of the illuminated panel and waterfall.

Koboy • September 8, 2014Tip : come early in the morning before school and ask the man working in the playground to come in and to take some pics. He answered yes and asked me to be quick

Time Out New York • April 24, 2013Rising above the trees at the northeast corner of Central Park, the 30-foot-high cast-bronze icon is supported with columns topped by nine muse figures.

Carlos • April 27, 2010Great non-profit! A place for art, activism and social change

The New York Daily News • March 28, 2011PHOTO: Abbie Hoffman at the foot of the Alma Mater encourages students to disobey all laws in a 1970 demonstration, at the link!

Paul L. • August 13, 2015Go on Sunday mornings: fewer trains and fewer people

Tom C. • March 26, 2012One of my favorite public art pieces in NY. A worthwhile stop on any NY visit.

AlAnoud A A. • March 10, 2022One of many masterpieces in this beautiful garden.. mesmerizing.

Barbie C. • July 5, 2018Amazing & so artistic!!!

Mandola Joe • October 31, 2011The statue is notable because it survived the atomic bombing of Hiroshima, standing a little more than a mile from ground zero.

Mandola Joe • September 20, 2011Do you have a Danish friend visiting the City? You must bring them here...

Mandola Joe • September 20, 2011A tribute to the journalist; he met death on the Titanic.

Derek W. • September 30, 2012Enjoy the statue on Park Drive East, runners and Park patrons, until late October. It moves to Park Drive West for Marathon week in sight of the finish line.

Mandola Joe • November 3, 2011Charles Andrew Hafner (1889-1960) created this bronze sculpture of Peter Pan in 1928 for a fountain in the lobby of the old Paramount Theater in Times Square.