An installation spanning the entirety of BrooklynBotanic, on view until October 23rd, features site-specific birdhouses made by 33 artists.
bird-watchers should prepare to be house-hunters, too: the garden-wide installation “For the Birds,” on view until Oct. 23, features site-specific birdhouses made by thirty-three artists.
The Indian-born, New York-based designer Sourabh Gupta fashioned the cloudlike “Woven” from burlap, husk, plaster, and water-based sealer, in the hope that a quarrel of sparrows might take up residence. On Aug. 27, Martha Harbison, of the Feminist Bird Club, leads a guided tour.
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