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Public art is an integral component of Hudson River Park. The Park’s design process has included the creation and installation of place-specific public sculpture in a number of locations. In addition, the Park also proudly hosts two public memorials that were carefully planned to be integrated into the Park landscape, as well as other permanent installations that enhance the Park environment.

At the western end of Pier 66, visitors will discover Long Time, water wheel that captures the beauty of the majestic Hudson River while harkening back to its shipping and milling history. The wheel is constructed of stainless steel and has a diameter of 26 feet. Artist Paul Ramirez-Jonas was commissioned to create this stunning piece. At certain times, the wheel moves with the tide as the river ebbs and flows. Designed to be a beautiful sight at any time of day, it is particularly magnificent at sundown.

 

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