ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 9月7日 03時44分

Summer is winding down, but #outdoorart in New York City’s thriving. Newly (and permanently) installed at the entryway of the Hassenfeld Children’s Hospital at NYU Langone, @donaldlipski’s “Spot,” a 24-foot-tall fiberglass Dalmatian, balances a NYC taxicab on its nose. The taxi is real — it’s a gutted Prius — and dog and cab are eye to eye. When it rains, the cab’s windshield wipers go on. “Spot” invokes a couple of generations of animated films starring anthropomorphic cars, as well as even more familiar children’s movies featuring dogs. @donaldlipski, a veteran public artist with an acute sense of materials, purpose and place, is canny about all these references. But this colossal canine is uniquely irresistible. Its eyes bright, stance firm, tail curled happily and ears trustingly down, it seems ready to hold this impossible balancing act forever. Visit the link in our profile to see our list of must-see public art in NYC, with more photos by @george_etheredge. #??

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