One of world's largest public art installations is slated to reopen to the public after nearly a year of construction.

Tourists and locals will have to find another place in Chicago for selfies and group photos until next spring.

The sculpture comes off as the tacky fast-fashion cousin of its designer Chicago counterpart.

After four years, the large new permanent public artwork by Anish Kapoor has gone on view in Manhattan.

Brace yourself for the artist's wildly ambitious display, which includes a cannon splattering blood-red wax.

The shows run the gamut from surveys for most important artists to grand events at which particularly major projects will be debuted.

Art Wars, the related NFT site, claimed that the artists had consented to the project.

Rijksmuseum director Taco Dibbits said these sculptures "promise to be a revelation."

The sculptor originally purchased the property for about $5 million in 2009.

Formerly home to a school, the Palazzo Manfrin has fallen into disrepair.