What to Know
- Robert Indiana’s famous “LOVE” pop art sculptures can now be seen along the High Line
- Kasmin Gallery opened an exhibit Friday of three of the artist's “LOVE” pop art sculptures
- The three works can be seen on the gallery’s rooftop garden from the High Line with access at 28th Street
Robert Indiana’s famous “LOVE” pop art sculptures can now be seen along the High Line.
Kasmin Gallery opened an exhibit Friday of three of the artist's “LOVE” pop art sculptures.
The three works are giant iterations of the word “love”: one in English, one in Spanish (“amor”), and one in Hebrew (“ahava”).
The three works can be seen on the gallery’s rooftop garden from the High Line with access at 28th Street.
The “LOVE” design was originally created for the MoMA’s Christmas card in 1965. Indiana passed away last year.
