Strangers Sleep Together for $108 at Rubin Museum ‘Dream-Over’
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A sought-after seat Saturday night was on the floor of New York’s Rubin Museum of Art, where some 80 of us gathered with sleeping bags and air mattresses for the 13-hour, sold-out “Dream-over.”
For $108 each, prospective dreamers were assigned an artwork, which we pondered from a few feet away while sitting and, theoretically, sleeping. (The seven-year-old Rubin is dedicated to art of the Himalayas.)