Kenny Scharf is an internationally acclaimed artist known for his exuberant, cartoon-inspired imagery and playful approach to popular culture. For more than four decades, Scharf has brought his distinctive Pop Surrealist language to painting, sculpture, and public art.
For Scharf’s largest public installation to date, Scary, a 34-foot-tall monster, reimagines the familiar Halloween lawn inflatable, while the Dancers take inspiration from the figures often seen outside car dealerships. Together, these larger than life works transform Rockefeller Plaza into a joyful, fantastical world.
In addition, Scharf has created 154 custom flags, the Universal Planetary Festivale flags, that will fly across Rock Center.
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