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Remembering Hurricane Katrina

A Scultptor Puts Katrina's Impact on Display

Jocelyn Gonzalez

NEW YORK, NY August 03, 2007 —Last weekend, a reminder of Hurricane Katrina came to New York City. A Japanese artist built a replica of a flood-damaged New Orleans house in Queens, right by the East River. The sculpture is on display at Socrates Sculpture Park. Jocelyn Gonzalez has more.

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