pictures of people in togas having some sort of water battle outside the Queens Museum of Art

this looks part awesome, and part what the f

Those wacky kids...

i usually hate these hipster douchebag reclaim-our-childhood things, but this looks pretty large-scale and awesome. they did it right.

who won?

To the young woman in picture 62: Meow.

HHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAH

it was epic!

Quite possibly the most fun I've ever had in NYC, and definitely the first time I've ever been proud to live in Queens.

sangreeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

maybe they should have used their time and resources to help raise money for cash strapped museums...?

Considering the entire thing cost less than $12k to make maybe you should do your research and shut the fuck up.

Raising money for cash-strapped musuems is what they do. That's their job. How many hours a week do you do your job? Do you take any time in the evenings to do something fun? Spend money on things that aren't directly work related?

No matter what the answer to those questions are, you're a dick. Let people who work for beleaguered arts organizations have some fun, here or there.

GREAT PHOTOS! I took a lame little band video with the wrong camera - arrgh but you get the feeling for the moment. Really nice. I had a great time. Loved the Kaos, bigger and louder next time!!!

Anyone who gets arrested piloting their very own homemade submarine is automatically my hero, but this sealed the deal. No offense, but these pictures - though beautiful - don't do it justice. It was utter chaos. 1000 people hurling tomatoes at each other while homemade boats try to sink each other, neighborhood kids tacking hipsters in the water, wet togas, someone threw a fucking smoke bomb, there were confetti canons, waterhoses - and all in like a 100 square foot area over the course of 20 minutes. They should just give Duke Reilly the keys and deed to PS1. This was the most fun I've had in many, many, years.

To bad we couldn't just be at home raising money for cash- strapped museums - I guess we'll have to settle for actually going to one and having a good time.

THIS

IS

FLUSHING!

I really appreciate those people who joined in this event. The images were very informative and good thing that the event was open to the public. It would make them aware of the recent events. Its great that not just adults were able to participate, in the images, the little kids enjoyed, too.