The New Museum Enters a New Dimension | Insta of the Week

A video posted by Axel de Stampa (@axeldestampa) on May 19, 2016 at 1:03am PDT

 
It's been a big week for New York City's New Museum, as the contemporary art institute recently announced a huge financial push to expand their space, amenities, and programming. What they didn't announce was that they entered a whole new freakin' dimension, as documented by Axel de Stampa's completely real and totally unaltered Instagram post of the museum twisting and writhing like some kind of giant serpent beast.

De Stampa is known for "documenting" other anomalies in architecture, like the spinning Museum of Memory and Human Rights in Santiago and the disappearing and reappearing VitraHaus in Germany. Now that the New Museum has raised $40 million and counting, we're sure that these supernatural changes are just the beginning. Check out more of Axel de Stampa's not obviously Photoshopped GIFs of animated architecture in the Instagrams below.

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A video posted by Archi GIF (@archigif) on Mar 29, 2016 at 11:33am PDT

A video posted by Axel de Stampa (@axeldestampa) on May 12, 2016 at 11:31pm PDT

See more of Axel de Stampa's work on his website and Instagram. Find your next favorite artist on The Creators Project's Instagram here.

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