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« One page on 1200 more | It's all in the nose » Tough crowdsAnissa Mack has built a little cottage in front of the Brooklyn (New York) Public Library. Four days a week (according to an article in the New York Times, and another in the Washington Post), she goes there to bake apple pies, which she then leaves on a window sill, to cool. Then the artist becomes the spectator, and the good people of Brooklyn perform for her: "[One Saturday,] an adult man ran across the plaza and stole the pie, right in front of a bunch of little kids who were waiting, and ran off," Ms. Mack said. "That was pretty satisfying, to get it the way I wanted it." She's a pretty tough critic, too, it seems. June 7, 2002 11:04 AM Comments (and TrackBacks)She did this a couple years ago in the student union at U. Nebraska. It's really quite wonderful how confused people get by it. Posted by Graham on June 7, 2002 11:31 AM
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