‘Kolonihavehus, 2010’ by Tom Fruin in Brooklyn Bridge Park, New York, USA
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‘Kolonihavehus, 2010’ by Tom Fruin in Brooklyn Bridge Park, New York, USA
‘Kolonihavehus, 2010’ is a colourful sculpture currently on show at Brooklyn Bridge Park in New York City, following a tour of Europe. The piece is made of scrap Plexiglas and steel that artist Tom Fruin salvaged locally. The park’s 85 acres reclaimed and revitalised a stretch of Brooklyn’s East River bank, providing space for public art like Fruin’s installation, with sweeping views of Manhattan just across the water.
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