Tatzu Nishi’s “Discovering Columbus” is one of those unique New York “art” experiences I tend to avoid because of the crowds, but then end up kicking myself for missing. I actually made it over there recently. Turned out, the crowds weren’t so bad and it’s really nice for a change, to not be walking around with self-inflicted welts.
Six-flights up a scaffolding lands you in a temporary living room constructed around the statue, which stands in the center, on the coffee table.
In addition to the big guy, there's plenty to see. Every detail was carefully considered.
The books ...
The art ...
The wallpaper ...
The huge TV tuned to CNN ...
The killer views ...
And the tourists.
The exhibit ended yesterday.
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