Flying Pins
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Artistry in Motion: Flying Pins
The Flying Pins sculpture captures a dynamic moment of bowling, showcasing large pins being struck by a bowling ball.
Founded in 1999, the artwork by Claes Oldenburg and Coosje van Bruggen stands as a landmark of contemporary public art. It represents a playful take on sports culture, visually engaging visitors and passersby.
Noteworthy Features
The oversized dimensions and vibrant colors make it an unconventional roadside attraction, inviting interaction and curiosity about urban art.
Memorable Highlights
- 🎨 Unique Design: Features exaggerated shapes that challenge traditional sculptures.
- 🌆 Urban Location: Strategically placed for high visibility on a busy street.
- 🏆 Artistic Collaboration: A result of renowned artists known for their playful installations.
Accessibility is free, making it a great spot for tourists, families, and art enthusiasts alike to explore Eindhoven's art scene.
Interesting Facts about Natural History Museum Flying Pins
Public Art Significance
The sculpture contributes to Eindhoven's reputation as a city of art and design.
Cultural Impact
The artwork engages the community and raises awareness about public installations.
Artist Collaboration
Claes Oldenburg and Coosje van Bruggen are known for large-scale public art projects worldwide.
Location
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Address
View mapJohn F. Kennedylaan 2
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Price
Free access.
Average Visit Duration
Duration: 30 minutes.
Best Time to Visit
Weekday mornings for fewer crowds.