After a decade of lowering barriers to art, Piano. Push. Play. rolls on

Megan McGeorge is flanked by half a dozen upright pianos, each adorned with colorful, sometimes wild, decorations. Today, she’s decided to play one with a massive, snarling tiger painted on the front.

“The bench [has] tiger stripes,” says McGeorge as she shows off the instrument. “And on the back there are also tiger stripes. And if we open up the top, which we will in a second, there’s a little brain — a little tiger brain. The artists truly go above and beyond.”

These beautiful works are all part of Piano. Push. Play. It’s an annual interactive art installation founded and directed by McGeorge.