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New York Earth Room

Designed by Walter De Maria for the Dia Art Foundation, the Earth Room is a whole floor filled with 250 cubic yards of dirt.

Address: 141 Wooster St
Hours: Wed-Sun noon-3PM, 3:30-6PM; closed during summer
Website: diaart.org (opens in a new tab)

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