Charles Mary Kubricht, "Alive-nesses: Proposal for Adaptation"

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Until Mon Dec 31 2012

Charles Mary Kubricht, Alive-nesses: Proposal for Adaptation The High Line, ongoing Kubricht’s piece takes up space on a future portion of the High Line currently closed to the public, but it’s clearly viewable from the park’s northern end. The work cons Photograph: Kayla Rice

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Time Out says

Wed Jul 18 2012

Kubricht's piece takes up space on a future portion of the High Line currently closed to the public, but it's clearly viewable from the park's northern end. The work consists of two shipping containers painted in a bold black-and-white geometric camouflage pattern called Dazzle, which was used on ships during World War I. Its similarity to certain kinds of hard-edge abstraction is striking, but mainly the artist is interested in how the paint scheme changes your perception of the containers, especially as you look at them from different directions.

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The High Line

Washington St at Gansevoort St, (to Tenth Ave at 30th St), New York Hide map/details

Tue Dec 11 2012

- 7:00am

Address:
The High Line Washington St at Gansevoort St
Meatpacking District
New York

Cross Street:
to Tenth Ave at 30th St
Phone:
212-206-9922
Website:
thehighline.org
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1. The High Line
  - Washington St at Gansevoort St
    Meatpacking District
    New York
  - 212-206-9922
  - thehighline.org
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