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May 2, 2013 Subscribe · Forward Make Way For The Rubber Duck! Dutch artist Florentijn Hofman is well known for his large-scale, outdoor sculptures, but his massive "Rubber Duck" project has to be our favorite. At 54 feet high, the bright yellow inflatable artwork recently made its way through Victoria Harbor in Hong Kong, looming over boats and eliciting laughs from ship passengers.  Continue reading... IT'S COMING... America's Darkest Hours Recreated With Children Don't Look Down! Is This What The World Looks Like On LSD? LOOK: Mind-Bending Optical Illusions These Nude Human Hybrids Are Truly Bizarre Make For The Giant Rubber Duck Is This What The World Looks Like On LSD? Make For The Giant Rubber Duck Inflatable Poop Installation Makes A Big Mess Is This What The World Looks Like On LSD? HANNAH HOEL Annie Leibovitz: Pilgrimage Fifty-seven digital photographs printed on watercolor paper grace the galleries at the Georgia O'Keeffe Museum. All of them are horizontal. None of them are of people. This is Annie Leibovitz's new body of work. Continue reading... TOM_CARTER Shanghai Girls Gone Copy-Catty What does it say about the state of literature in China when writers are so desperate for readers that they resort to copycatting even the most superficial aspects of another author's book: the title and cover art? Continue reading... MUTUALART Maria Petschnig: Voyeurism, Intimacy and Fantasy On Sunday May 5, On Stellar Rays presents the gallery's second solo exhibition of Maria Petschnig, whose work frequently deals with the intimate, confronting taboos and dominant ideals surrounding gender and sex. Continue reading... FERN SIEGEL Stage Door: Pippin, Love Therapy Taking a page from Chicago, the new Broadway revival of Pippin, now at the Music Box, gives the audience razzle dazzle. Continue reading... LIZ INSOGNA The Gray Ways Eigengrau is up through May 19th at Storefront Bushwick run by artist Deborah Brown and is a two person exhibition with the work of Frank Webster and Lauren Seiden. The project space complements the show with the work of Jolynn Krystosek. Continue reading... Received this from a friend? Sign up for alerts from The Huffington Post here. Unsubscribe here. Huffington Post, 770 Broadway, New York, NY 10003