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Luna Luna 1987 Moon Balance Toy

$48 Non-Member
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New Online Only

Luna Luna 1987 Moon Balance Toy

$48 Non-Member
$43.20 Member
Members save up to 20% & free shipping $35+

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Dreamt up by artist André Heller, the Luna Luna art park first appeared in Hamburg, Germany, in 1987. Get lost in the gravity-defying fun of the Luna Luna Moon Balancing Toy. Crafted from painted wood, this quirky game features the iconic 1987 moon logo in blue with 15 yellow circular pieces accented with carnival-esque motifs. Test your balancing skills by placing the yellow pieces onto the face of the blue, smiling moon. The Luna Luna 1987 Moon Balance Toy measures 4h x 8w x 1”d, variable depending on placement of the pieces. For ages 3+.

  • Size
    8h x 4w x 1"d
  • Material
    Painted Wood
  • Year of Design
    2024
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Luna Luna 1987 Moon Balance Toy

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Why We Chose This
Among the many artists who helped make the original Luna Luna art park a reality are icons who are now represented in MoMA’s collection or have had work in the Museum’s exhibitions. Jean-Michel Basquiat, Keith Haring, Roy Lichtenstein and Kenny Scharf created large-scale, magical rides and attractions that are now honored by these joyful designs.
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Back in the mid-1980s, Austrian multimedia artist André Heller had a vision—to open a truly magical amusement park with rides and attractions created by some of the world’s most exciting artists. In 1987, his ambitious project, Luna Luna, opened in Hamburg, Germany, where families enjoyed the rides, such as Jean-Michel Basquiat’s Ferris wheel and Keith Haring’s carousel, and explored the park’s other unique attractions, like Roy Lichtenstein’s Pavilion. After the park closed, the rides and attractions languished in a warehouse until they were discovered in 2022 and featured as the Luna Luna: Forgotten Fantasy exhibition.

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