This sculpture is entitled, Knot & Needle by James Surls. It is one of half a dozen or so similar structures by the same artist installed on the meridian of Park Avenue between 50th and 60th Street. Notice the post-bloom tulips on the ground -- I posted a photo of them last week. According to a comment left on this blog, there will be coral colored begonias at the end of May, planted by the Fund for Park Avenue.
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13 comments:
surprenant, pas fan fan de cette création.
I think the color will add to the sculpture.
Hey, I was at St. Bart's over the weekend and I never even noticed this!! I love outdoor sculpture and art!
Very prickly sculpture, but I actually like it.
Yup. Plenty of opportunities here.
That reminds me. I should take some knitting along on my trip! HA I"m with B2, color might "soften" it a little.
V
Ouch! I wouldn't want to accidentally walk into that thing. A person could lose an eye, or get their kid speared through.
It look like a giant virus in front of St. Bart... Very nice shot (and sculpture).
I thought this was a kind of spider.
I like this. Very cool.
Very pointed reminder of.....
Doris
Looks like a prototype for a mean creature in a SciFi!
I heart public art
Well that's...interesting. Sorry, not a modern art person at all...it's a bit scary actually if you ask me!
In saying that, don't stop posting these photos, even though I don't appreciate modern art, I like to see what's happening with it in big cities!
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