7-foot-tall K’NEX exhibit at PHL Airport. Photo by Rick McMullin, Philadelphia International Airport

Fans of the K’NEX Brand building systems will be delighted to see this giant K’NEX structure that will be on display at Philadelphia International Airport (PHL), post-security in Terminal A-West, through October, 2014

According to PHL play experts, a team of six designers and engineers worked together for almost 170 hours to create this 7-foot-high structure using more than 48,000 K’NEX parts.

There’s also a new exhibit at San Francisco International Airport  organized by the SFO Museum and the Asian Art Museum of San Francisco that features seventy-five contemporary artworks created by some of Korea’s most respected artists.

Translated Vases 2014 by Yeesookyung. Ceramic shards, epoxy, 24k gold leaf. Courtesy SFO Museum

Look for Dual Natures in Ceramics in Terminal 3, Boarding Area F from Saturday, May 17, 2014 through Sunday, February 22, 2015.

In the meantime, here’s a link to an on-line selection of items from the exhibition.

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