NYC Arts: The Complete Guide to Art and Culture

Battery Park City Parks is a narrow, landscaped parkland consisting of walkways, gardens and lawns along the Hudson River. It stretches from Rockefeller Park, at Chambers Street, to Robert F. Wagner, Jr. Park, adjacent to Battery Park on the New York harbor.

From north to south, here are some of the public art works, and a memorial, to be found:

The Real World by Tom Otterness. Rockefeller Park.
Pylons by Martin Puryear. Esplanade, just north of North Cove.
Irish Hunger Memorial by Brian Tolle. Vesey Street and North End Avenue.
Ape & Cat (At the Dance) by Jim Dine; Eyes by Louise Bourgeois; Resonating Bodies by Tomy Cragg. Robert F. Wagner, Jr. Park.