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Scrambling Towards A Major Opening
"At about 7 last night, 'The Encampment,' an installation of 100 19th-century-style tents by the Canadian artist Thom Sokoloski, was to open in an empty field at the southern tip of New York's Roosevelt Island. A year in the making, the tents represent the patients who once lived in the island's smallpox hospital, the remains of which loom nearby... But first, it had to be finished." The New York Times 10/06/07
"At about 7 last night, 'The Encampment,' an installation of 100 19th-century-style tents by the Canadian artist Thom Sokoloski, was to open in an empty field at the southern tip of New York's Roosevelt Island. A year in the making, the tents represent the patients who once lived in the island's smallpox hospital, the remains of which loom nearby... But first, it had to be finished." The New York Times 10/06/07
Posted October 7, 2007 06:56 AM
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