Cary Leibowitz’s Massive Armory Commission May Be a Little Too On the Nose

As part of the Armory Show, which starts tomorrow at Piers 92 and 94 if you can believe it, the

(Courtesy Invisible Exports)
(Courtesy Invisible Exports)

As part of The Armory Show, which starts tomorrow at Piers 92 and 94 if you can believe it, the artist Cary Leibowitz has installed a large sculpture along the Hudson River that will be visible to all visitors to the fair. It says: I NEED TO START SEEING A THERAPIST.

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The feeling’s mutual, buddy.

The piece, one of the public commissions included in the fair, is presented by the Lower East Side gallery Invisible-Exports. In addition the Armory, this week New York will be home to a trove of other art fairs–including the ADAA Art Show, Independent, Volta, Scope, among others–and everyone in the art world will inevitably be shell-shocked and exhausted by the end of it. Why not just preemptively check yourself into some kind of lovely psychiatric center now, rest up for a week, and save yourself a lot of trouble?

Below, have a look at the installation in progress and the mock up of the finished work.

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Cary Leibowitz’s Massive Armory Commission May Be a Little Too On the Nose