shoes to climb through the structure. Visitors could walk underneath the sculpture without obtaining a ticket and with no restriction on footwear. Israel Museum installation Big Bambu: 5000 arms to hold you, constructed in the sculpture garden of the Israel Museum in Jerusalem in 2014, is 16 meters (52.5 feet) high and covers an area of over 700 square meters (7,500 square feet). Visitors are invited to climb on the framework of 10,000 bamboo poles bound by rope, which forms a labyrinth of winding paths and offers panoramic views of the Jerusalem cityscape. Ordrupgård Museum, Denmark In 2018 a Big Bambú installation was made at Ordrupgård Museum in Denmark. References External links York Times interview and film Video of configuration of Big Bambú as The New York Times' "T". Starns brothers' website 2010 sculptures 2014 sculptures Installation art works Bamboo