Ocean
by Nina Camic
Saturday, February 12, 2005
In New York: closing the day on the Gates
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Is it all that I can write about? Today, yes. The park burst at the Gates. Pleats and skirts and billowing sheaths of fabric, still at times...
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and when two lovers meet...
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a dizzying look toward the sky
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staid pleats mildly tickled by the sun
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wacky and out of control!
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keeping order, grinning broadly
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no more sun? no moon tonight? no problem, the lamps will help...
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one more stroll...
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A dark lake path made brighter by saffron banners.
In New York: a surreal walk
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The gates spill out their skirts today. Christo, the artist, has repeatedly said that there is no “opening show,” no beginning, that it is a...
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In the press box: New York chutzpah, Midwestern temerity, Polish spunk.
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The Mayor does the honors; Christo and Jeanne-Claude watch.
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Jeanne-Claude's hair against the orange of the gate; flanked by Christo and Mayor Bloomberg.
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The Gates crew: enjoying a group pull to release yet another panel of fabric.
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A gust raises the skirts.
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Now that the "frames" have the added fabric, they have become curvy and flirtatious.
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From the top of a rock, watching the wave of orange unfold.
Friday, February 11, 2005
In New York: The Gates pre-show, part 2
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Last moments before the tightly held cocoons at the top of the gates are opened. I walk to Whole Foods – why? Because it forces me to cross ...
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The pre-dusk blue tone makes its way down to the trees and path...
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The sun hits the orange post head on, as it retreats for the day
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