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Paul McCarthy, 'Daddies Tomato Ketchup' (2001). (Courtesy the artist and Hauser & Wirth. Photo: Digital rendering, courtesy Public Art Fund)

Bullhorns, Ketchup and Choristers Find ‘Common Ground’ at City Hall Park This Summer

The Public Art Fund announced today its summer exhibitions, which will include a group show, “Common Ground,” in City Hall Park with a 30-foot-tall inflatable sculpture of a ketchup bottle by Paul McCarthy, impromptu gatherings of singing choir boys and a bullhorn that will be activated once daily with a positive message. In parks elsewhere around the city, as Carol Vogel of The New York Times reported, Paola Pivi and Oscar Tuazon will create site-specific works. Read More