ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 7月5日 08時57分

New York City’s a busy town. One of the big regrets our art critics feel as the season winds down is about the museum shows they didn’t review, the ones that got caught in the midyear pileup of openings across the city. As a partial remedy, we’re looking at 10 of those brilliant strays this weekend. In every case, late notice is no reflection at all on the merits of the exhibitions. Blame it on the embarrassment of riches, of which they’re a part. And when it’s hot outside, museums are very cool places to be. You’ll find Wayne Thiebaud's “Ice Cream Cones” waiting for you at @themorganlibrary — and Peter Fischli's “Snowman” beating the heat in the garden at @ニューヨーク近代美術館, where @george_etheredge took this photo. “Snowman” is a 2016 reprise of a piece Peter made 3 decades ago with his longtime collaborator David Weiss, who died in 2012. “This inconvenient machine, located outside in the brutal heat of a New York summer, is a reminder both of the outrageous expense of mounting any kind of art show and of art’s own precariousness and fragility,” writes our critic Will Heinrich. “Since it could theoretically preserve the snowman as long as there’s an electric grid, it’s also a model of the kind of immortality art can grant even the most ephemeral idea simply by freezing it in place.” #☃️

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