Chelsea Market has displayed fabric wings on one interior wall so tourists can fancy themselves real photographers.
Works for us locals, too.
#art #photography
Posted in Art, Design, Friends, Humor, New York City, Photography, Shopping
Tagged art, Chelsea Market, design, fabric, friends, Humor, New York City, photography, shopping, tourist, wings
I have lived in New York City going on eight years now, and I sometimes worry that I will start to take the city for granted.
Maybe I already have. Maybe we all have.
The city of Dubai isn’t going to take that chance.
They have put together a think tank on tourism, and one idea is getting serious consideration —
Covering the Burj Khalifa — the world’s tallest building (2,716.5 feet and 160 stories) — with a “super-lightweight, reflective and semi-transparent fabric material.”
They say it’s art.
Critics say it sounds (and will look like) something much less low brow, but I like the idea of dressing up monuments. The Statue of Liberty in a tasteful winter coat? The Guggenheim Museum decked out as a layered birthday cake? The Flatiron Building as a wedge of Swiss cheese?
Oh man — I think I’ve finally found my calling!
Posted in Entertainment, Humor, Life, Museums, Travel, Vacation
Tagged art critics, Buri Khalifa, Dubai, entertainment, fabric, Flatiron Building, Guggenheim Museum, Humor, life, Manhattan, monuments, museum, New York City, playing dress up, statue of liberty, think tank, tourism, Travel, world's tallest buiding
