Suspend yourself 40 feet in the air in a giant web.
Get quick to be entangle in Hudson Yards ' newest artistic offer .
The centrepiece of the exhibition is a new sculpture titledFree the airwave : How to get wind the creation in a spider / web . It features two 95 - foot - diam webs suspended 12 and 40 feet above the ground inside a 17,000 straight foot exhibit space . visitant can climb on the webs while experiencing a multi - receptive " concert in four part " have mist and pre - recorded , vibrational wakeless waves sent through the net .
The Shed ’s gallery also boast Saraceno ’s work , including lighted wanderer web , sculptures that be adrift power by the sun , and a young piece calledWe Do Not All Breathe the Same Airthat artistically maps particulate matter air contamination around the US .
Photo by Nicholas Knight, courtesy the artist, Tanya Bonakdar Gallery, and The Shed
" At the heart of Tomás Saraceno ’s work is a fresh way of dwell and experiencing the domain , one that centers on an ecologically post - fossil fuel future tense . Tomás salute the necessity to reevaluate how we perceive and maneuver in the world and what to expect from it , which he accomplish through interconnected , nonhierarchical collaboration across the human and nonhuman , " said Emma Enderby , The Shed ’s curator - at - large , in a press statement . " The tune and the particle that specify it , spiders and their web , and our visitors are all protagonists inParticular Matter(s)at The Shed . "
Particular Matter(s)is on showing through Sunday , April 17 . You canpurchase tickets online here . While you ’re there , you may also jibe out someThrillist - recommended restaurants in the domain .
Photo by Nicholas Knight, courtesy of the artist and The Shed
Photo by Nicholas Knight, courtesy of Aerocene Foundation
Photo by Nicholas Knight, courtesy of the artist and Tanya Bonakdar Gallery
