New York, USA. , . Argentinian conceptual pop artist Marta Minujín, 80, poses next to her "Sculpture of Dreams" installation in Times Square along with characters representing Mickey and Minnie Mouse. The vibrant, large-scale, 16-piece inflatable in the artist's signature stripes is Minujín's first public sculpture in New York City in her sixty-year career, and is presented to coincide with the Jewish Museum's major survey exhibition of her work, Marta Minujín: Arte! Arte! Arte!, opening on November 17. Credit: Enrique Shore/Alamy Live News

New York, USA. , . Argentinian conceptual pop artist Marta Minujín, 80, poses next to her "Sculpture of Dreams" installation in Times Square along with characters representing Mickey and Minnie Mouse. The vibrant, large-scale, 16-piece inflatable in the artist's signature stripes is Minujín's first public sculpture in New York City in her sixty-year career, and is presented to coincide with the Jewish Museum's major survey exhibition of her work, Marta Minujín: Arte! Arte! Arte!, opening on November 17. Credit: Enrique Shore/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

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