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The 24 Hour Roman Reconstruction Project 
September 19-September 20, 2009
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24 Hour Roman Reconstruction Project, or, Building Rome in a Day, an installation by the artist Liz Glynn, presents the rise and fall, within one day, of a cardboard Rome. The project was part of "The Generational: Younger Than Jesus," New York's New Museum triennial earlier this year that featured artists under 33 years of age. In this installation, the artist and a team of collaborators build a model of the Italian capital and then destroy it.
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September 19-September 20, 2009Times:
Two Days only: Saturday: 10 am - 5 pm Sunday: 1 - 5 pm -
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