Leo Villareal, "BUCKYBALL"

Installation

Gramercy & Flatiron

Until Thu Feb 28

Leo Villareal, "Buckyball" Courtesy of the Madison Square Park Conservancy

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Tue Oct 16 2012

Nonprofit Mad. Sq. Art is on a hot streak. It follows up its summer installation of Charles Long’s Pet Sounds, brightly colored blobs that emitted noises when touched, with a pair of illuminated geodesic spheres, one inside the other. The form is based on Carbon 60 molecules, named after inventor and futurist Buckminster Fuller, who popularized geodesic domes as habitable structures. The monumental sculpture, 20 feet in diameter, is composed of multicolored LED tubes that put on a changing light show dictated by computer software. Lounge in one of the surrounding wooden zero-gravity chairs and take in the hypnotic spectacle.

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Madison Square Park

E 23rd St to E 26th St, (between Fifth and Madison Aves), New York

Fri Jan 11

- 12:00am

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