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Wednesday, June 17th, 2009

All Diamonds

Found this art on Park Avenue and 52nd Street (I think) in Upper East Side in New York. It caught my eye and I thought it looked like something really gorgeous…

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something really pretty…

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something beautiful…

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and I was right! This work was entitled “All Diamonds” by James Surls. I only saw this piece because I was crossing town on 52nd street to 3rd Avenue, but apparently, he has several sculpture work on Park Avenue.

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Pretty Park Avenue church and buildings:

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New York is a big city and I hardly ever go this side of town, but I’d love to check out more of his work. I think it’s unique and stunning.

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Posted under NYC, art Tags: james surls, sculpture

2 Comments so far

  1. Melissa G June 17, 2009 9:30 pm

    It is wonderful to see art and sculptures in public spaces such as this. It can really break up the gray matter in the city.

  2. Hijiri June 30, 2009 1:31 pm

    Melissa-

    I agree! It’s amazing to see how art can make such difference!

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