The New York Times profiles a series of outdoor installations and sculpture projects outside New York City, including Fujiko Nakaya: Veil a new installation by the Japanese artist in which she has surrounded the iconic “Glass House” in New Canaan, CT with a wall of dense mist.  “The house has a kind of timelessness,” says director Henry Urbach, “and of course it’s all about transparency. We are confronting that with something that is ephemeral, constantly changing and often very opaque and mysterious.”

Read more at New York Times

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