Tomas Saraceno’s Cloud City Installation at The Met

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Tomas Saraceno, an artist from Argentina has put together quite an original and eye-catching piece of work. His latest exhibition, called the “Cloud City”, is an installation that opens today at the Met, located on the rooftop. The installation includes several modules which he refers to as “an international space station”. This intriguing work of art can hold up to 15 people, yes you can walk inside of it, and weighs about 20 tons. Don’t miss out on checking this out, seems very cool!

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Text: Jude Liana
Photo: NY Times

Tags:: tomas saraceno,; cloud city,; the met,; installation,; argentina,; NYC,

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