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Miranda July's 11 Heavy Things

It's so lonely around here without the cold, inviting stare of Marina Abramović, isn't it? Luckily, last week Miranda July's public art project was unveiled in Union Square, and it's pretty fun! It's titled 11 Heavy Things, and consists of 11 sculptures that encourage viewer interaction. The installation will be set up through October, and July told ArtInfo that kids will probably use them as "play equipment or something" (which is probably safer than the playground equipment currently at the park!). If you head over there to interact with the pieces, send us your photos or tag them with "Gothamist" in Flickr!
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  • El Izzy

    More crap art.



    Why hasn't the Gothamist on the moving Frederick Douglass sculpture on 110th Street and CPW? Oh, I know, because it isn't cute and ironic, and it's not a Banksy.

  • Crap, I thought these were neat & didn't realize July made them. I guess I have to stop talking crap about her.

  • SDFSDFASF

  • ANGRYGOD11

    Interact with "play equipment" with holes in a public park with children around?

    What could possibly go wrong?

  • Pharmer

    Glory hole? =X That's what the first one made me think of.

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