ART

The Public Art Program at The Plaza features prominent works of art including Jean-Michel Othoniel’s Coral Fountains, an enigmatic fountain sculpture composed of mirrored beads in twisted, symmetrical forms; Tony Cragg’s Mean Average, a deep brown construction of materials merged into abstract, unconventional shapes; Michele Oka Doner’s Monumental Ritual Bench, a functional bronze bench and radial ring that intertwines with surrounding nature; Rey del Tequila sculpture by British-born surrealist artist Leonora Carrington. Crafted in patinated cast bronze and 128 inches tall, the sculpture captures the essence of the zoomorphic being emerging from the alchemical heart of the agave plant. And, Waiting by KAWS, an evocative sculpture that embodies the interconnectedness of familial bonds and communal empathy. Cast in serene grey bronze and standing an impressive 16 feet, this art marks the completion of KAWS Waiting series. Waiting enriches the visual landscape of the Plaza and further portrays modernity and inclusiveness, reflecting KAWS’s innovative approach to contemporary art and his ability to capture universal emotions in his work.