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Robert Indiana’s iconic pop art sculpture spells out LOVE in stacked letters, capturing the public’s affection for its simple yet universal message. It has become an emblem for the city and the pop art movement.

A controversial skyscraper by RMJM Architects designed to resemble an archway. Public opinion is mixed; some see it as an architectural marvel, while others mockingly refer to it as 'The Pants'.

This eerie sculpture of a hand emerging from the sand by Mario Irarrázabal invokes a variety of interpretations from desolation to human triumph, creating a magnetic and contemplative space in the vast desert landscape.

A floating sculpture by Christo featuring 7,506 barrels arranged to create a trapezoidal shape. Public opinion was divided; some found it vibrant and intriguing, while others saw it as an eyesore.

Marco Cochrane’s sculpture of a dancing woman symbolizes freedom and expression. It was originally created for Burning Man, and the public adores its celebration of the human spirit and form.

Designed by Thomas Heatherwick, this interactive artwork resembling a giant honeycomb or shawarma invites visitors to climb its interconnected staircases. Public opinions are mixed; some admire its unique architecture, others debate its meaning and accessibility.

This iconic, oversized sculpture by Claes Oldenburg and Coosje van Bruggen is beloved by the public and embodies playful yet profound engagement with everyday objects.

Created by Louise Bourgeois, this giant spider sculpture evokes complex emotions from awe to fear, symbolizing motherhood and protection. Public reception is generally that of fascination mixed with an instinctual uneasiness.

Olafur Eliasson's circular, colored glass walkway offers a panoramic view of the city through a spectrum of colors. It’s acclaimed for enhancing both the museum and the cityscape, provoking wonder and exploration.

Consisting of hundreds of colorful umbrellas suspended above the streets, this installation by Patricia Cazorla and Nancy Saleme is met with joy and appreciation for its playful and whimsical nature.

Daan Roosegaarde's 'Waterlicht' uses LED lights and lenses to create the illusion of underwater experience. It raises awareness about rising water levels and is celebrated for its immersive and poignant environment.

Artist John Buckley’s rooftop shark installation jutting out of a house is seen as both a political statement and humorous addition to the neighborhood. Public reaction varies from amusement to disbelief.

A public park designed by BIG Group that features objects from around the globe, celebrating cultural diversity. The park is usually met with positivity for its innovative design and community-friendly space.

Created by Carl Fredrik Reuterswärd as a symbol of peace after John Lennon’s murder, the bronze sculpture of a knotted gun barrel resonates with viewers as a powerful icon for non-violence.

An immense, reflective steel sculpture by Anish Kapoor that has become a popular cultural icon, often photographed by tourists. Public reaction is generally positive as it represents a modern landmark for the city.

Gilberto Esparza’s autonomous robotic structures that house plants and clean water captivate audiences by blending technology and ecology, evoking conversations about sustainability and the future.

Andy Scott’s 30-meter tall horse head sculptures, inspired by mythical water horses, have gained positive acclaim for their engineering feat and cultural significance representing Scotland’s horse-powered heritage.

Created by Christo and Jeanne-Claude, this consisted of 7,503 orange gates along paths in Central Park. It generated mixed reactions, with some praising the transformative experience, while others criticized it as unnecessary.

Christo and Jeanne-Claude's walkable floating dock system covered in yellow fabric drew huge crowds, offering an experience of walking on water. Public reaction was overwhelmingly positive, celebrating the temporary disruption of the landscape.