Loggia dei Lanzi was built in the 14th century as a dais for public ceremonies and political events. Today, it’s an open-air museum for sculptures and a great place to take a break and revisit over and over again.
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Niki de Saint Phalle: Moving On Up
Imagine my surprise at seeing Luxembourg’s Blue Lady’s relatives frolicking on Park Avenue! One of the first things I noticed upon arrival in Luxembourg was the iconic Blue Lady, the zaftig sculpture in the middle of town. Not only was she eye-catching, with her bright colors, playful stance and exaggerated curves, but she also served […]
Big Kastenmann
This is a bold statement at the corner of Main & Main, where the early aught wave of gentrification began! “Big Kastenmann” (Big Box Man), by Austrian artist Erwin Wurm, is an 18’ tall headless cast aluminum businessman wearing an oversized suit jacket and no pants.
Missoni David
If you’ve ever wondered what sort of wardrobe Michelangelo’s David might sport, check him out in the center of the meatpacking district where he’s clad in Missoni! This 24’ sculpture is a collaboration between Spanish by Spanish artist dEmo and Missoni. It has thus far toured Madrid, Barcelona and Milan.
