Sizeable enough to accommodate a collection of more than 50 assembled costumes, a mahogany two-doored wardrobe sits imperceptible to the rows of patients, the nurses and aides moving about an 1849 Boston hospital ward. White sheets hang about but do not section off the myriad of ailing patients moaning or glassy-eyed lying there.  From the … Continue reading The Man, The Angels, and The Wardrobe