Do you find yourself in Chelsea and in need of a good hide and seek spot? On exhibition right now are three large-scale black-painted steel sculptures by the artist Tony Smith. The sculptures, titled Playground, Wall, and Maze, were made over a five-year period starting in 1962. Maze (1967), which is ten feet wide, fifteen feet long, and nearly seven feet tall, is comprised of four individual parts creating a single unit. Smith himself dubbed it a "labyrinth of the mind" which definitely feels like the approval you were waiting for before you started looking for the best hiding spot.
Where:
Matthew Marks Gallery, 522 W 22nd St.
When: Through April 18, 2015
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