Is it possible to be too happy, or cute? Friendswithyou dares to find out
We know, we “just want winter to be over” too; one can only hibernate with netflix and instant miso soup packets for so long. If you live in a city, the magic of snow has long worn off, leaving dirt piles in place of snowbanks and salt stains on all your nice shoes. The final month of winter is always the most difficult to get through, but don’t worry – we’ll always have art. If you’re in need of a little zen, or some bouncy sunshine vibes, check out the installation pieces below. Hang in, spring’s just around the corner.
Phillip K Smith III
Lucid Stead, 2013
Joshua Tree, California
Jon Rafman
9 Eyes of Google Streetview, ongoing
Place Unknown
Jean Claude and Christo
Valley Curtain, 1970-1972
Rifle, Colorado
Pip and Pop
Seeing Forever, 2012
Kuandu Biennale, Taipei
Kimsooja
Room of Rainbows, 2006
Crystal Palace, Madrid
Bruce Munro
Light: Installations, 2012
Longwood Gardens, Pennsylvania
Cai Guo-Qiang
One Night Stand, 2013
Nuit Blanche, Paris
Friendswithyou
Happy Rainbow, 2012
Hong Kong
Carsten Höller
Psycho Tank, 2011
New Museum, New York
James Turrell
Stone Sky, 2005
Stonescape, Calistoga, California
