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Highland Park’s First-Ever Art Installation Will Be a Colorful, Inflatable Masterpiece

Help support Bushwick-based artist Daniele Frazier in creating a fun, shared experience for Brooklyn and Queens residents alike!

By Brielle Schiavone

March 22, 2017 · 3 min read

Arts & Culture

Highland Park’s First-Ever Art Installation Will Be a Colorful, Inflatable Masterpiece

Help support Bushwick-based artist Daniele Frazier in creating a fun, shared experience for Brooklyn and Queens residents alike!

Brielle Schiavone March 22, 2017Mar 22, 2017 · 3 min read

Bushwick-based artist and Rear Storefront owner, Daniele Frazier, launched a Kickstarter campaign for the creation of the first public art piece in our very own Highland Park. Titled “The Giant Flowers,” the year-long installation will consist of giant, inflatable flowers that will both interact with the wind and serve as a captivating sight for parkgoers to enjoy.

Frazier has recruited only the best manufacturers and even a professional parachute maker to ensure the safest…

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