The NY Times reviews the artist Mark Dion's installation at the reopened MoMA, "Rescue Archaeology," which features the classification and presentation of the relics and remnants he rescued from the MoMA construction site itself.
I find Dion's work interesting, especially since he's from my hometown, and one of his previous excavations (in 2001) was conducted on the site I had chosen for my Design Thesis project a few years earlier.
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I find Dion's work interesting, especially since he's from my hometown, and one of his previous excavations (in 2001) was conducted on the site I had chosen for my Design Thesis project a few years earlier.
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