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Scenes From a Sold-Out Exhibition….

08.12.16

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The Museum of Ice Cream has popped up in the heart of New York’s Meatpacking District at 100 Gansevoort Street with a lick-able, likeable, shareable ice cream-centric experience through the end of August. Curated by a collective of ice cream obsessed designers, artists, and friends, the museum is filled with serious eye candy to make your heart melt…

Here are some highlights!

A collaborative, massive ice cream sundae \\\ Photo by Ruben Chamorro

$Ice cream cone lighting cluster \\\ Photo by George Etheredge — The New York Times/Redux$

Ice cream cone lighting cluster \\\ Photo by George Etheredge — The New York Times/Redux

$Seesaw on an ice cream scooper \\\ Photo by George Etheredge — The New York Times/Redux$

Seesaw on an ice cream scooper \\\ Photo by George Etheredge — The New York Times/Redux

$Waffle cone installation wall \\\ Photo by George Etheredge — The New York Times/Redux$

Waffle cone installation wall \\\ Photo by George Etheredge — The New York Times/Redux

Ceramic ice cream sculpture by Anna Barlow

$Swimmable rainbow ‘sprinkle’ pool \\\ Photo courtesy If it's hip, it's here$

Swimmable rainbow ‘sprinkle’ pool \\\ Photo courtesy If it’s hip, it’s here

$Melting bench & ice cream sandwich swing for two… \\\ Photo by Ruben Chamorro$

Melting bench & ice cream sandwich swing for two… \\\ Photo by Ruben Chamorro

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Rachel on 09.29.2016 at 06:25 AM

Another great reason to visit New York. Love the lights!

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