If you've ever flown over Manhattan, you may have observed something rather unusual. On top of 77 Water Street in New York's financial district is a bright green landing strip and a WWI era aircraft. The Sopwith Camel plane is an art installation created in 1969 by Rudolph de Harak and William Tarr. It's only purpose is to amuse the workers in nearby skyscrapers.
3 comments:
thats cute, still it seems like a lot of work for amusement though.
Landing strip???
those workers must be pretty smart to know that is a WWI era aircraft.
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