Pictures of you
Sometimes the most fun art is the work you can interact with. We opened our Hudson (Show)Room exhibition, Swap Meet: Artpace and The Dikeou Collection, last night, and this morning encountered a flood of our friends’ images on Facebook, many of which included people climbing and dancing on Wade Guyton’s very inviting installation, The Room Moved, the Way Blocked (Stage 1) (1998), which is located on our rooftop and is supposed to be climbed and danced on. Even more ubiquitous are images of any and everyone posing with Momoyo Torimitsu’s giant pink inflatable bunnies.
We want to see YOUR pictures. Send them to us (at info@artpace.org), post them on FB, Tweet them, share them on Instagram.
Image credits: During today’s 10-minute Tour, led by Artpace Assistant Curator of Education Lindsey Smith, our visitors took the opportunity to engage with works in Swap Meet. (Top) Anna Slowey of Candid Rogers Studio hovers effortlessly over Guyton’s parquet cube. (Above and below) Smith, Slowey, Brent Barry (yes, THE Brent Barry), and Sameer Paya (also of Candid Rogers Studio) with the bunnies (yes, THE bunnies). Photos by Wendi Kimura
Wendi Kimura
Wendi Kimura is the Publications Coordinator at Artpace, editing and managing our written and printed matter, as well as our social media. She enjoys a proper pronoun-antecedent agreement and is an absolute serial comma devotee. Wendi hearts Hi-Chew candy, Texas Monthly magazine, The Rub on Brooklyn Radio, and internet cats (like these).