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David Hammons, Day’s End (2014-21), stainless steel and precast concrete, 52 ft high, 325 ft long, 65 ft wide © David Hammons. Photo: Timothy Schenck Day’s End, a monumental, permanent work of public art by David Hammons on Hudson River Park, is now completed after seven years of planning, fundraising, impact studies, and community feedback, and will be officially unveiled on 16 May. The 325ft-long sculpture made of brushed steel poles recreates the outline of a former warehouse that once stood on Pier 52 off Gansevoort Street, across from the Whitney Museum of American art, which funded the project. Taking its name from an earlier work on the pier by the artist Gordon-Matta-Clark, who surreptitiously carved out sections of the abandoned building as an architectural intervention,

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