Here Come the Bunnies, Intrude at Brookfield Place

Intrude at Brookfield Place, NYC

Last Saturday, I enjoyed a perfect weather and although I felt like death warmed over I went outside to enjoy it. In the last post I took pictures at the World Trade Center here and after that walked to Brookfield Place to get something to eat because I know their food court is really good. Besides being right next to the World Trade Center Brookfield Place is situated on the banks of the Hudson and always has art installations on display within and around the grounds. I knew of a new one that was really interesting and that I just had to shoot because it was super cute. It is called Intrude by Amanda Parer and it is huge( about thirty feet big ) white bunnies places all over the plaza. Here is a quote from the info given out at the plaza:

Seven monumental glowing rabbits by Australian artist Amanda Parer invade Brookfield Place for two weeks this Spring. The visual humor evoked by the seven enormous rabbits lures audiences into the artwork to reveal a more serious environmental message.

Who doesn’t love bunnies? Come on really who doesn’t? To see the kid’s faces of amazement at the size of the rabbits that they were taking pictures with. Actually the children were trying to hug the blow up bunnies. It was seriously adorable. Adults became children staring at them as well.

Intrude at Brookfield Place, NYC
Intrude at Brookfield Place, NYC

Intrude at Brookfield Place, NYC
Intrude at Brookfield Place, NYC
Intrude at Brookfield Place, NYC
Intrude at Brookfield Place, NYC
Intrude at Brookfield Place, NYC

Intrude at Brookfield Place, NYC

If you can catch the Intrude before it goes away this weekend April 30th, go and feel like a kid again. Have you ever seen an installation this big? Tell me where, I’d love to hear about it. Leave your comment below.

Until our next rendezvous…

XOXO

Trudy

 


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12 thoughts on “Here Come the Bunnies, Intrude at Brookfield Place

  1. Great post Trudy! I love bunnies too. There is a wild one visiting my yard every summer. The only thing I’ve seen that’s similar was a dinosaur exhibit in California many years ago. They were enormous and looked so real, it scared the kids. 🙂

  2. I love your pics of those oversized bunnies! I couldn’t capture them as well as you did❤️ Too bad we didn’t run into each other!

  3. I think they look like friendly bunnies we have a sculpture park near us with giant sculptures which I thnk would even dwarf those bunnies it is caled Sala Keow Sculpture Park and is amazing 🙂

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