Here’s a quick update to our recent post about crating the longest urinal west of the Mississippi. Terence Koh’s sculpture arrived safe and sound, and now hangs serenely on the wall of the Mary Boone Gallery.

Credit is also due to the NYC art handler, Winchester Fine Arts, who received the crate and took care of the destination services.  Shipping an artwork of this size, weight and fragility successfully is always a team effort. 

*Photos by ArtObserved

And here is a link to more photos and review of the show. Not to mention the after party! http://artobserved.com/ao-on-site-koons-kelley-koh-curated-by-javier-peres-at-mary-boone-gallery-in-chelsea-saturday-march-4th-show-runs-through-may-16-2009/

 

Chris Barber

Tags: art handlers, Art Observed, crate, Crating, destination services, fragility, Mary Boone Gallery, team effort, Terence Koh, urinal, Winchester Fine Arts

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