Astor Place cube passes the vibe check every single time. Pro tip: be careful spinning the cube too fast or it's easy to fall!! Great activity for drunk people or those easily amazed by...
The Cube @ Astor Place
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The Cube @ Astor Place in New York City is home to Tony Rosenthal's iconic Alamo sculpture, a 15' Cor-Ten steel cube known as the Astor Place Cube. This beloved public art landmark was the first contemporary sculpture purchased by New York City and has been a favorite for over five decades, inviting people to interact and participate in its unique design.
Visitors can enjoy the friendly and engaging atmosphere created by the spinning Alamo sculpture, which has become a symbol of public art in New York. With a rich history and legacy, The Cube @ Astor Place offers a memorable experience for art enthusiasts and passersby alike.
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A popular meet up spot, you can't miss this bronze cube set precariously on its corner, on the northern corner of the block of Astor Place between Cooper Square and Lafayette St. It invites you...
Located on the corner of E 8th and Lafayette street. Really cool place. Looks like they improved it and added chairs and tables to sit at the square. The Cube is magnificent. Also located across...
The Alamo Cube Is Amazing! It is art and it moves! Abraham Lincoln Loved it! It is painted black! If you come to NYC don't miss it! I'm going to see 10 more times! Warning: Do not try this with...
Props to those that have seen the 'weather cube' short and that have spun it in days long gone by. ;)
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