The Water Tank Project

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The Water Tank Project is a landmark public art initiative that will the transform New York skyline in the summer of 2013 by wrapping water tanks across the City with original water-themed art by renowned and emerging artists. Grounded in the inspirational power of public art, the project aims to galvanize a global community to dream big, to believe, to create, to share—to be the drop that starts a global ripple effect for water stewardship.

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Mike & Doug Starn’s “Big Bambu” (2008) is number 31 on ARTINFO’s list of the 100 most iconic artworks of the last five years. Click here to see the full list.

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Spencer Finch’s installation at Storm King replicates the exact color of the July 2011 full moon over Chicago.

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Tatzu Nishi’s Christopher Columbus art project creates a living room platform around statue in New York City’s Columbus...

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via Huffington Post: Facebook has enlisted world-renowned architect Frank Gehry to create Facebook West, a mammoth new campus in the Silicon Valley city of Menlo Park, which...

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A room with a view. Discovering Columbus installation coming together! Pic from Burck Schellenberg.

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By Chris Larson, artists that transform an environment into a work of art always astound me, the way that a simple house in Minnesota can be chilled into...

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Hong Seon Jang - Black Ruins (2012), fishing line and hot glue

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