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Ai Weiwei's Forever Bicycles Installation Stuns Toronto

Last evening in Toronto, China specialist and capitalist Ai Weiwei provided a new edition of his amazing forever bicycles installation. As the focal point of this seasons Scotiabank Nuit Blanche, the all-night modern art event that takes over city roads, 3,144 bicycles, the most Weiwei has used of this work to date, were placed 100 feet long and 30 feet. tall and detail in Toronto's Nathan Phillips Square. This was the first time the installation has been shown in an open air, public area. Since this was a night-time event, it was amazingly lit up with light pink and blue lights.

Visitors were welcome simply walking between the labyrinth-like area that contains a large number of similar stainless-steel bicycles that were delivered over the Pacific via special containers. Forever bicycles is one of six tasks that Scotiabank Nuit Blanche will be presenting through the end of Oct. It will stay up until Oct 27.

Some Images Taken From Instagrammers Of The Amazing Installation






Source : NBCNEWS

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