ニューヨーク近代美術館のインスタグラム(themuseumofmodernart) - 9月22日 03時31分

Look up! Rachel Whiteread’s “Water Tower” is on view on the roof of the Museum overlooking #MoMAGarden. Inspired by NYC’s ubiquitous water towers, Whireread says, “They’re just something no one really took much notice of. Something that I often do is try to give those places and spaces that have never really had a place in the world some sort of authority, some sort of voice...I wanted to make a jewel on the skyline of Manhattan.”
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Explore this work and more ways artists represent place and take inspiration from their environment in “Modern Art & Ideas,” our free online course on @coursera: mo.ma/artandideas
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[Details: #RachelWhiteread. “Water Tower.” 1998. Translucent resin and painted steel. Gift of the Freedman Family in memory of Doris C. and Alan J. Freedman. © 2018 Rachel Whiteread. Photo: Matthew Suib] #MoMACollection

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