Theater

Scattered Light
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Nearest Subways
7 at 103 St-Corona Plaza
7 at Mets-Willets Point
7 at Junction Blvd
Pre-SchoolersK-55-8 Grade
Scattered Light consists of 528 25-foot lengths of fluorescent orange and pink flagging tape hanging inside the entrance to NYSCI. Created by artist, architect and inventor Dick Esterle, the piece takes advantage of the circular shape of NYSCI’s entrance, allowing for multiple views of the patterns and color shifting of the flagging tape. The piece plays with space, light, color and perception, and changes as sunlight moves around the building. Along with flagging tape, Scattered Light uses paperclips and metal rods, all simple and inexpensive materials that exemplify the maker and DIY spirit.

When:
April 3, 2016 - Ongoing

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