Flatiron Prow Artspace
Sprint offers unique art showcase
New York City's iconic, triangular Flatiron building – long a favorite subject of photographers and artists – is now a showcase itself.
Sprint has converted the glass-walled, ground floor exhibit space adjacent to its Flatiron retail store into a gallery.
The Flatiron Prow Artspace will house artwork that is as unique and engaging as the building itself, with an emphasis on pieces that reflect the company's commitment to eco-friendly living, technology and interaction.
The current exhibit features an installation of drawings on upcycled paper coffee cups. The artist will also sit in the display space five days a week, illustrating coffee cups and adding to the installation.
Now showing: Gwyneth Leech
"The Cup Drawings" – illustrations on upcycled take-out paper coffee cups, inspired by mobile technology and the rapid pace of 21st century life – is on display through the end of 2011.
About the artistInterested in the space?
Artists, students and art teams are invited to submit proposals for unique, temporary artwork to display in the Flatiron Prow Artspace.
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