National Museum of the American Indian
Alexander Hamilton U.S. Custom House
Bowling Green
New York, September 2008
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7 comments:
I've never even heard of this place and I studied Native American history...of course that was about a century ago!
Excellent slice-of-life shot!
Did you see the show?
Identity by design--such a smart short way to say a big idea.
The girls on the stairs seem to illustrate the idea.
I would love to see this exibition!
Did you like the place? When I went, the permanent exhibition was closed (and has probably now moved to Washington, D.C.)... It kind of just left the shop where I went CRAZY.
@ tapirgal - Sorry, no...
@ ciel - The Alexander Hamilton Custom House is an impressive building. I spent some time taking pictures of its statues which, by the way, were in part carved by the Piccirilli Brothers from Carrara.
Looks like the kind of exhibition I might enjoy seeing :-)
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