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The Beach
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This installation was done as part of Mags Harries' retrospective exhibition at the DeCordova Museum in Lincoln, MA. Viewers would see the installation from three different perspectives: at the sea wall, from the life guard's chair, through a small opening in the next gallery. From each view could be seen a beach-scape abandoned by people but with the crackle of a radio playing.
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