Wild art show has visitors tripping out and staring into strangers’ eyes: ‘It’s amazing’
NY Post
What are you looking at?
A mysterious art show is tricking New Yorkers into tripping out — and staring into each other’s eyes.
The wild exhibit, “Bobby Anspach: The Beautiful Nothing,” features a pair of kooky contraptions — tangles of wires, lights and colorful pom-poms — that look like something a mad scientist built with junkyard scraps or a child designed using materials in their playroom.
Take note: the late artist Anspach had a penchant for pom-poms.
Visitors to the dazzling display, consisting of two fantastical installations from his wild “Places for Continuous Eye Contact” series, pair up and step into an enclosed tent covered in vibrant pom-poms, with two seats facing each other.
The fully engulfed participants gaze at each other while draped in pom-pom blankets and engulfed by tall, hanging helmets covered with the fuzzy orbs.
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