
Public Art Fund Photos from the opening party for Double Take at MetroTech Center, November 11th, 2009.
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Public Art Fund Double Take showcases new commissions by Michael DeLucia, Christian de Vietri, Natasha Johns-Messenger, Johannes VanDerBeek, and the collaborative team of Matt Irie and Dominick Talvacchio. Designed with MetroTech Center's specific conditions in mind, the artists have taken an element of the existing architecture or en...vironment and subjected it to a process of modification or metamorphosis. Each work plays with fantasy and illusion to force a shift in perception, in turn creating a mirage of sorts. Nothing is as it seems: a chain-link fence dissolves into pixels, a bonfire yearns for its flame, outdoors is indoors, a ghost lurks, and a lamppost bends. Double Take celebrates the curious over the comfort able, the strange over the simple, and the mysterious over the mundane.

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Public Art Fund : check out "Double Take" previewed in New York Magazine!
Public-Art Exhibition ‘Double Take’ Unveils at the MetroTech Center in Downtown Brooklyn -- New York
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Public-art exhibition “Double Take” unveils at the MetroTech Center in Downtown Brooklyn.

Public Art Fund Populating City Hall Park with 13 monumental silhouettes of iconic works of art, Peter Coffin's "Untitled (Sculpture Silhouettes)" takes the viewer on a journey through the history of sculpture. This idiosyncratic sculptural survey creates an environment in which variations on seminal sculptures are experienced in a ne...w and unexpected context. In transforming famous works of art into flattened silhouettes, Coffin invites us to reflect and expand upon the associations evoked by each form.

Public Art Fund announces Double Take, a group exhibition featuring five new commissions. On view at MetroTech Center, Brooklyn, November 11, 2009 - September 10, 2010. For more information, visit www.publicartfund.org/doubletake
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Public Art Fund
is happy to report that all
materials used in the construction of “ A Clearing in the Streets” were
recycled last week when the project ended.

Public Art Fund updated its Extended Info.
Current Exhibitions now includes "UNTITLED (SCULPTURE SILHOUETTES)" by PETER COFFIN at CITY HALL PARK
Through May 2010
"THE EGO AND THE ID" by FRANZ WEST at DORIS C. FREEDMAN PLAZA, CENTRAL PARK
Through March 2010
"TRAPDOOR" at METROTECH CENTER
Through September 25, 2009.

Public Art Fund : Peter Coffin's exhibition mentioned in "Weekend hot picks" in the NY Post!
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-- Masterpieces like Rodin’s “The Thinker” and Picasso’s “She Goat,” are familiar forms to art connoisseurs and novices alike, but forms are all attendees will get at Peter Coffin’s Untitled (Sculpture Silhouettes). ...

Public Art Fund is thrilled to announce the opening of Peter Coffin's exhibition "Untitled (Sculpture Silhouettes)" at City Hall Park, on view through May 2010. Make sure to check it out!

Public Art Fund is thrilled that Klara Hobza's THE NEW MILLENNIUM PAPER AIRPLANE BOOK made New York Magazine's approval matrix this week!
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Public Art Fund : great article about "The New Millennium Paper Airplane Book" on Coolhunting.
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Cool Hunting: The New Millennium Paper Airplane Book

Public Art Fund announces the recent publication of Klara Hobza's "The New Millennium Paper Airplane Book," a compelling collection of paper airplane designs and stories. Please contact PAF if you'd like to purchase a copy.

Public Art Fund shares coverage of four of its projects on SundayArts News on Channel 13.
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This week in SundayArts News: Museum at Bethel Woods, Dress Codes: Clothing as Metaphor at the Katonah Museum, Public Art Fund: The Ego and the Id, Trapdoor, A Clearing in the Streets and wall and door and roof, Morphoses/The Wheeldon Company, and Mostly Mozart.

Public Art Fund is thrilled at LX TV's coverage of two of Public Art Fund's current projects.
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Siafa takes in some of the thought-provoking installations popping up around the city and talks to the artists behind them.



























