NYU Shanghai students volunteered at the multi-media artist Song Dong’s installation titled Eating the City during the last week of August to assist in the assembling of the work. The Shanghai city-modeled piece is part of a series in which Song explores an allegory of excess and accelerating consumerism. (Photo by: Wenqian Hu) NYU Shanghai students volunteered at the multi-media artist Song Dong’s installation titled Eating the City during the last week of August to assist in the assembling of the work. The Shanghai city-modeled piece is part of a series in which Song explores an allegory of excess and accelerating consumerism. (Photo by: Wenqian Hu) NYU Shanghai students volunteered at the multi-media artist Song Dong’s installation titled Eating the City during the last week of August to assist in the assembling of the work. The Shanghai city-modeled piece is part of a series in which Song explores an allegory of excess and accelerating consumerism. (Photo by: Wenqian Hu) NYU Shanghai students volunteered at the multi-media artist Song Dong’s installation titled Eating the City during the last week of August to assist in the assembling of the work. The Shanghai city-modeled piece is part of a series in which Song explores an allegory of excess and accelerating consumerism. (Photo by: Wenqian Hu) NYU Shanghai students volunteered at the multi-media artist Song Dong’s installation titled Eating the City during the last week of August to assist in the assembling of the work. The Shanghai city-modeled piece is part of a series in which Song explores an allegory of excess and accelerating consumerism. (Photo by: Wenqian Hu) NYU Shanghai students volunteered at the multi-media artist Song Dong’s installation titled Eating the City during the last week of August to assist in the assembling of the work. The Shanghai city-modeled piece is part of a series in which Song explores an allegory of excess and accelerating consumerism. (Photo by: Wenqian Hu) NYU Shanghai students volunteered at the multi-media artist Song Dong’s installation titled Eating the City during the last week of August to assist in the assembling of the work. The Shanghai city-modeled piece is part of a series in which Song explores an allegory of excess and accelerating consumerism. (Photo by: Wenqian Hu) NYU Shanghai students volunteered at the multi-media artist Song Dong’s installation titled Eating the City during the last week of August to assist in the assembling of the work. The Shanghai city-modeled piece is part of a series in which Song explores an allegory of excess and accelerating consumerism. (Photo by: Wenqian Hu) NYU Shanghai students volunteered at the multi-media artist Song Dong’s installation titled Eating the City during the last week of August to assist in the assembling of the work. The Shanghai city-modeled piece is part of a series in which Song explores an allegory of excess and accelerating consumerism. (Photo by: Wenqian Hu) NYU Shanghai students volunteered at the multi-media artist Song Dong’s installation titled Eating the City during the last week of August to assist in the assembling of the work. The Shanghai city-modeled piece is part of a series in which Song explores an allegory of excess and accelerating consumerism. (Photo by: Wenqian Hu) NYU Shanghai students volunteered at the multi-media artist Song Dong’s installation titled Eating the City during the last week of August to assist in the assembling of the work. The Shanghai city-modeled piece is part of a series in which Song explores an allegory of excess and accelerating consumerism. (Photo by: Wenqian Hu) NYU Shanghai students volunteered at the multi-media artist Song Dong’s installation titled Eating the City during the last week of August to assist in the assembling of the work. The Shanghai city-modeled piece is part of a series in which Song explores an allegory of excess and accelerating consumerism. (Photo by: Wenqian Hu) NYU Shanghai students volunteered at the multi-media artist Song Dong’s installation titled Eating the City during the last week of August to assist in the assembling of the work. The Shanghai city-modeled piece is part of a series in which Song explores an allegory of excess and accelerating consumerism. (Photo by: Wenqian Hu) NYU Shanghai students volunteered at the multi-media artist Song Dong’s installation titled Eating the City during the last week of August to assist in the assembling of the work. The Shanghai city-modeled piece is part of a series in which Song explores an allegory of excess and accelerating consumerism. (Photo by: Wenqian Hu) NYU Shanghai students volunteered at the multi-media artist Song Dong’s installation titled Eating the City during the last week of August to assist in the assembling of the work. The Shanghai city-modeled piece is part of a series in which Song explores an allegory of excess and accelerating consumerism. (Photo by: Wenqian Hu) NYU Shanghai students volunteered at the multi-media artist Song Dong’s installation titled Eating the City during the last week of August to assist in the assembling of the work. The Shanghai city-modeled piece is part of a series in which Song explores an allegory of excess and accelerating consumerism. (Photo by: Wenqian Hu) NYU Shanghai students volunteered at the multi-media artist Song Dong’s installation titled Eating the City during the last week of August to assist in the assembling of the work. The Shanghai city-modeled piece is part of a series in which Song explores an allegory of excess and accelerating consumerism. (Photo by: Wenqian Hu) NYU Shanghai students volunteered at the multi-media artist Song Dong’s installation titled Eating the City during the last week of August to assist in the assembling of the work. The Shanghai city-modeled piece is part of a series in which Song explores an allegory of excess and accelerating consumerism. (Photo by: Wenqian Hu) NYU Shanghai students volunteered at the multi-media artist Song Dong’s installation titled Eating the City during the last week of August to assist in the assembling of the work. The Shanghai city-modeled piece is part of a series in which Song explores an allegory of excess and accelerating consumerism. (Photo by: Wenqian Hu) NYU Shanghai students volunteered at the multi-media artist Song Dong’s installation titled Eating the City during the last week of August to assist in the assembling of the work. The Shanghai city-modeled piece is part of a series in which Song explores an allegory of excess and accelerating consumerism. (Photo by: Wenqian Hu) NYU Shanghai students volunteered at the multi-media artist Song Dong’s installation titled Eating the City during the last week of August to assist in the assembling of the work. The Shanghai city-modeled piece is part of a series in which Song explores an allegory of excess and accelerating consumerism. (Photo by: Wenqian Hu) NYU Shanghai students volunteered at the multi-media artist Song Dong’s installation titled Eating the City during the last week of August to assist in the assembling of the work. The Shanghai city-modeled piece is part of a series in which Song explores an allegory of excess and accelerating consumerism. (Photo by: Wenqian Hu) NYU Shanghai students volunteered at the multi-media artist Song Dong’s installation titled Eating the City during the last week of August to assist in the assembling of the work. The Shanghai city-modeled piece is part of a series in which Song explores an allegory of excess and accelerating consumerism. (Photo by: Wenqian Hu) NYU Shanghai students volunteered at the multi-media artist Song Dong’s installation titled Eating the City during the last week of August to assist in the assembling of the work. The Shanghai city-modeled piece is part of a series in which Song explores an allegory of excess and accelerating consumerism. (Photo by: Wenqian Hu) NYU Shanghai students volunteered at the multi-media artist Song Dong’s installation titled Eating the City during the last week of August to assist in the assembling of the work. The Shanghai city-modeled piece is part of a series in which Song explores an allegory of excess and accelerating consumerism. (Photo by: Wenqian Hu) NYU Shanghai students volunteered at the multi-media artist Song Dong’s installation titled Eating the City during the last week of August to assist in the assembling of the work. The Shanghai city-modeled piece is part of a series in which Song explores an allegory of excess and accelerating consumerism. (Photo by: Wenqian Hu)
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