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After the End

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[…] and I still do not know how to mark days like this, which I suppose is why I work on projects like After the End: the need for ceremony, for some patchwork kind of faith. This afternoon I went to the museum and […]

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[…] C. and I talked with a reporter from a local television station about our installation in the chapel at Green-Wood Cemetery. When I mentioned this project was rooted in the loss of my […]

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[…] a late night at the cemetery chapel, tending to the responses to After the End. There are over a thousand now, far more than we anticipated at this point, and the exhibit has […]

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[…] the midst of this silence, C. and I learned that The New York Times featured After the End as a critic’s pick, noting that it “provides a place for anyone suffering loss or […]

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[…] three months in Green-Wood Cemetery’s historic chapel, After the End closed last night. Along the way, visitors have contributed thousands of reflections about […]

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[…] I’m biased, but Baker’s original score for After the End has become one of my all-time favorite pieces of music. After spending three months listening to […]


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