On April 28th artist Roxy Paine's largest and most ambitious work to date opens atop the Metropolitan Museum of Art. With Central Park as its backdrop the 130' long by 45' wide stainless-steel sculpture, titled Maelstorm (2009), explores the juxtaposition of nature and industry in our everyday world. Complete with roof garden café it's the perfect spot to enjoy the spring sun... weather permitting. Roxy Paine is represented by James Cohan Gallery here in New York.
Tuesday, April 7, 2009
Paine on the Roof
On April 28th artist Roxy Paine's largest and most ambitious work to date opens atop the Metropolitan Museum of Art. With Central Park as its backdrop the 130' long by 45' wide stainless-steel sculpture, titled Maelstorm (2009), explores the juxtaposition of nature and industry in our everyday world. Complete with roof garden café it's the perfect spot to enjoy the spring sun... weather permitting. Roxy Paine is represented by James Cohan Gallery here in New York.
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