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INFLUENCES   05.15.09 2:18 PM PRINT | SEND TO A FRIEND |
Park Avenue's Massive, Multisensory Artwork
Ernesto Neto's installation fills much of the armory's massive hall.
Ernesto Neto's installation fills much of the armory's massive hall.
Photo: Ernesto Neto, "anthropodino," 2009; photo by James Ewing, courtesy of Park Avenue Armory
The Park Avenue Armory launched its new annual artist commission program on Wednesday with the debut of Brazilian artist Ernesto Neto's eight-story-tall "anthropodino" installation. The structure consists of a suspended canopy of translucent fabric, with pathways, rooms, and tunnels for viewers to explore, including fragrant passageways with pendulous fabric forms filled with hundreds of pounds of spices, including cumin, black pepper, ginger, and clove. Other interactive sections include a playground-like pool of balls to wade into, as well as built-in seat cushions and a fanciful, mulitcolored carpet. The multisensory installation is on display through June 14, and general admission is $10. (You can also check out this New York Times article, which includes a series of photos documenting the creation of the massive art work.)

  —Mark Mavrigian

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