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Paul Auster spins story within compelling story. The city of New York is as much a character in this novel as the confused writer, the mysterious shop owner, and the collector of phonebooks who appear on its pages.
Journal Entry 2 by leesbeer at National Museum of Contemporary Art in Seoul, Soul-t'ukpyolsi South Korea on Wednesday, May 18, 2005
Released 18 yrs ago (5/18/2005 UTC) at National Museum of Contemporary Art in Seoul, Soul-t'ukpyolsi South Korea
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Technically, the National Museum of Contemporary Art is in the city of Gwacheon. You can, however, easily reach it on the Seoul subway: line #4, get out at "Seoul Grand Park" (stop #437). The book is inside my favorite work of art there: a sculpture set to the left of the museum parking lot. It consists of a tree growing inside a disintegrating structure of metal sheeting. Step inside and you'll find the book hidden in the left-hand corner at roughly eyelevel.
Technically, the National Museum of Contemporary Art is in the city of Gwacheon. You can, however, easily reach it on the Seoul subway: line #4, get out at "Seoul Grand Park" (stop #437). The book is inside my favorite work of art there: a sculpture set to the left of the museum parking lot. It consists of a tree growing inside a disintegrating structure of metal sheeting. Step inside and you'll find the book hidden in the left-hand corner at roughly eyelevel.
