Ben Rubin & Brian House: Terminal Morraine

PERFORMANCE
TUESDAY – SUNDAY, JUNE 1 – 6, 2021
10:00 AM – 4:30 PM

Woodland Garden, Brooklyn Botanic Garden
150 Eastern Parkway, across the street from Prospect Heights, Brooklyn

Advance ticket required: $18; $12 students and seniors; free children with attending adult; weekdays pay what you can
https://www.bbg.org/visit/event/ben_rubin_and_brian_house_terminal_moraine

A sound installation in the Walled Garden in BBG's new Woodland Garden, intended to purvey a sense of the geological contingency that created the terminal morraine ridge on which the Garden sits that clefts Brooklyn and reaches all the way out to Montauk. The morraine, a pile of rocks left by ice age glaciers at their furthest point of advance before changing climate caused their retreat, was created at a climatic inflection point — and now we're at another (this one, however, of our specie's own creation).

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