As summer approaches, New York City offers a vibrant art scene to explore. Key attractions include 'Mouth of America' at Brooklyn Bridge Park, depicting Lady Liberty ingesting pills to comment on societal medication issues. The Color Factory has unveiled two new exhibits: 'Colorscopes,' which matches visitors' birthdays with colors, and a revamped Confetti Room inspired by Manhattanhenge. Lastly, 'The Year of Flaco' exhibition at The New York Historical celebrates Flaco the Owl's life after escaping the zoo, featuring various tributes and memorabilia.
Mouth of America explores the overmedicated culture, featuring a statue of Lady Liberty swallowing giant pills, highlighting chronic illness and distrust in institutions.
The Color Factory welcomes new exhibits, including 'Colorscopes' which matches visitors with colors based on their birthdays, and a revamped Confetti Room for Manhattanhenge.
The Year of Flaco exhibition at The New York Historical showcases the life of Flaco the Owl, including memories from his time outside the Central Park Zoo.
Flaco captured the hearts of New Yorkers after escaping the zoo, and the exhibition features photos and mementos from a memorial under his favorite oak tree.
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