Jeff Koons' Lady Bug

Yesterday I saw an advertisement on Jeff Koons' latest project titled Lady Bug. Jeff Koons has created his first ever digital artwork for the front of GARAGE Magazine's print edition, though you won't see it online. The piece, titled Lady Bug, is an augmented reality sculpture that can only be viewed on mobile devices through a Garage Magazine app, which allows viewers to explore the piece from a variety of angles as if standing on top of it. I didn't download it by now, but I will soon.

Binx Wilson as a Koons bunny by Sølve Sundsbø, courtesy of GARAGE Magazine

Since I now have a bit of practice in editing a Wikipedia post, I edited Wikipedia's article on Jeff Koons again--happy realizing though that my last amendment has been accepted.

Under the subheadline "Recent work" I added:

"In September 2014 the bi-annual arts and culture publication GARAGE Magazine published Jeff Koons' first ever digital artwork for the front of its print edition. The piece, titled Lady Bug, is an augmented reality sculpture that can only be viewed on mobile devices through a GARAGE Magazine app, which allows viewers to explore the piece from a variety of angles as if standing on top of it.^"

 So far so good. Have a nice evening.