If the notion of a "Great Canadian Maple Syrup Heist" sounds a little far-fetched to you, 'The Sticky' is a show that will open your eyes to the possibility
The article from Metro Philadelphia discusses "The Sticky," a new immersive art installation located at 1214 Arch Street in Center City, Philadelphia. Created by artist and designer Dustin Yellin, the exhibit features a large-scale, three-dimensional artwork that appears to float within a glass cube, showcasing layers of images and narratives. The installation aims to engage visitors in a unique visual and sensory experience, encouraging them to interpret the artwork in their own way. The piece is part of Yellin's broader project called "Psychogeographies," which explores the intersection of art, science, and technology. The exhibit not only serves as a visual spectacle but also as a space for contemplation and community interaction, with plans for educational workshops and events. The Sticky is set to be a temporary fixture, highlighting the transient nature of art and experience.
Humor & Quirks
Sun, December 8, 2024 
