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Madison Square Park's latest art installation, Red, Yellow and Blue by Orly Genger, is a series of colorful wavy walls made up of painted, hand-knotted nautical rope—a whopping 1.4 million feet of it, which comes to 20 times the length of Manhattan (it weighs 100,000 pounds!). The primary-colored walls will dissect the park into spaces both hidden and visible, making it the ideal spot for a game of hide-and-seek, or just a great adventure with a camera in hand. Note that lawn access hours have not yet been determined. All ages.
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