Art That Will Make Your Instagram Selfies Irresistible

Just 10 miles outside of Las Vegas in the Nevada dessert, are seven totemic sculptures made from vividly painted boulders by Swiss artist Ugo Rondinone. Aptly called Seven Magic Mountains, these dayglo works have already captured the hearts of Instagrammers – even forming the perfect location for a wedding couple’s snaps. The works will be on view until the end of 2018, meaning you still have plenty of time to capture a selfie at these fluorescent monuments to land art.
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Since opening at The Broad, visitors have been queuing round the block to get inside Japanese artist, Yayoi Kusama‘s dazzling Infinity Mirrored Room and Longing for Eternity. As capacity is limited to one-person at a time, demand is high and unfortunately not guaranteed. But fear not, Kusama-fever is rife around the world, so you can still experience her infinity rooms at other shows including Infinity Mirrors at Cleveland Musem of Art (on until September 30, 2018) which is part of the major five-city tour in various North American locations. #YayoiKusama #Infinity #hamhelsinki @TheBroadMuseum @hamhelsinki
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This year’s Turner Prize is no bum deal but it does give you the chance to get up-close-and-personal to an enormous arse. Inspired by the unrealised designs for a New York apartment block doorway by Italian architect Gaetano Pesce, Project for Door (After Gaetano Pesce), has become a social media sensation. You have until January 2 2017 to get your butt to Tate Britain for derrière enhanced selfies. #AntheaHamilton #turnerprize2016
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Chris Burden’s public sculpture outside LACMA has become a beloved popular attraction, which earlier this year underwent extensive cleaning and repair. Made up of 202 restored cast iron antique street lamps, Urban Light can quite literally light up your selfie. With its symmetry and ridiculousness, it creates a distinctly-unique Instagram backdrop. #urbanlights #chrisburden #urbanlight

Whether you want to create disco fever or a contemplative mood, Dan Flavin’s immense fluorescent light installations are Instagram material waiting to happen. Back on permanent display at Dia Beacon, untitled floods the former factory space in a meditative green hue. While in Marfa at the Chinati Foundation Flavin’s untitled (Marfa project) warp two corridor spaces with zinging effect. Rest assured there’ll be no need for fancy filters when you can just bask in the glow of Flavin’s electric works.
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The Instagram darling during the 2017 Berlin Biennale was Japanese artist Chiharu Shiota’s installation at Blain Southern. People just couldn’t get enough of the her boats entwined in a red sea of yarn which was adored by the the likes of MoMA PS1’s Director Klaus Biesenbach and fashion stylist Tina Leung. Shiota has now taken over YSP’s chapel with a poetic installation. #chiharushiota @chiharushiota @yspsculpture
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The shiny allure of Jeff Koons’ mirror-polished stainless steel sculptures will get the better of any narcissist. Whether simply posing in front of a large bunch of flowers or using the reflective surface as a mind-inducing mirror, the American artist’s bigger than life works are a must for any Instagram selfie. #jeffkoons @jeffkoons #thebroad
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If you fancy a trip to the beach with a difference then head to Katharina Grosse’s immense site-specific installation, Rockaway!. The German artist has transformed a former aquatics building deemed structurally unsafe after Hurricane Sandy into a living painting before its demolished later this year. So if you want to induce FOMO in your followers get there before it no longer exists. #katharinagrosse #rockawaycolors
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Just like model Karlie Kloss, visitors continue to be captivated by London-based artist collective Random International’s Rain Room installation. When it launched in 2012 at London’s Barbican, it was hands-down one of the must-experience immersive art installations of all time. After a run at LACMA, it’s found a permanent home in the United Arab Emirates. Just remember no umbrella required.
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