‘Rain Room’ Interactive Indoor Downpour Installation Now at MoMA in New York City
Last year we posted about the premiere of “Rain Room,” an interactive installation at the Barbican Centre in London that allowed visitors to walk through an indoor downpour without getting wet. The installation is now starting its second exhibition, this time at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City, through July 28, 2013. The installation was created by London-based studio Random International.
photos by Katie Sokoler, video by Gramafilm
via Gothamist
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