Sydney's homosexual love Carnival, which celebrates the 40th anniversary of (Mardi Gras), today features three-storey inflatable art at (Oxford Street), Oxford Street, in the heart of the day.
On Friday afternoon, the 40th anniversary of the Sydney homosexual love Carnival, a special 360-degree inflatable art, "40 Years of Love)," was unveiled at the Taylor Square (Taylor Square), the sex minority (LGBTQI) activity center, according to Channel 7.
The work was designed by artist Goldberger (Maurice Goldberg) and Alberto (Matthew Aberline). Goldberger said he hoped people would notice "huge, stylish, loud and undeniable maverick works."
At Sydney's homosexual love Carnival (Mardi Gras Festival) in February, organizers announced that Goldberger and Alberto had won. They say a variety of ideas, characters and attitudes have been incorporated into works of art to demonstrate the historical concept of homosexual love Carnival, including public protest, celebration and social participation.
Inflatable art, 9 meters high, will be placed in Taylor Square until September.