ニューヨーク近代美術館のインスタグラム(themuseumofmodernart) - 8月9日 01時55分
In a classroom tucked away on the third floor of @MoMAPS1 is James Turrell’s “Meeting,” inviting visitors to gaze through a rectangular void cut in the roof to an unobstructed view of the sky. It was created by using a heavy-duty jackhammer to excise a hole through four feet of thick concrete. The artist fully immersed himself in the work’s realization, going so far as to live in a tent inside the classroom over the course of the work’s installation. Explore this moment in #MoMAhistory: moma.org/momathroughtime (direct link in bio) #TBT
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Take a seat in Turrell’s portal to the sky at MoMA PS1. The sunset lighting program will be partially visible this summer during #UNIQLOFreeFridayNights and #WarmUp2019 when the museum is open late. Ticketed sunset viewings will restart in the fall.
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[Images: James Turrell’s “Meeting” installation during construction, 1986; James Turrell. “Meeting.” 1980–86/2016. Installation view, MoMA PS1]
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