A spectacle of puppetry: Buffalo parade through New York City
Summary
A group of 40 life-size buffalo puppets walked through the streets of Lower Manhattan and Brooklyn in New York City. This public art event was organized by St. Ann's Warehouse, a theater company based in Brooklyn.Key Facts
- The buffalo were large puppets designed to look lifelike.
- The parade took place in Lower Manhattan and Brooklyn.
- The event was part of a public arts project.
- St. Ann's Warehouse, a Brooklyn theater company, organized the project.
- The artwork aimed to bring attention to the presence of buffalo in American history.
- The puppets moved through city streets, creating a unique visual experience.
- The event was covered by CBS News correspondent Anthony Mason.
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