Roommates turn apartment into Tonya Harding museum
A small Williamsburg apartment is also a portal back to the Nancy Kerrigan-Tonya Harding saga of 1994. Inspired by a documentary about the skaters on Netflix, Viviana Olsen and Matt Harkins built a
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Mar 25, 2016, 2:40 AM
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A small Williamsburg apartment is also a portal back to the Nancy Kerrigan-Tonya Harding saga of 1994.
Inspired by a documentary about the skaters on Netflix, Viviana Olsen and Matt Harkins built a museum to the infamous ice skating feud.
"I could not get over how interesting it was, and how much I wanted to talk about it with people," says Harkins.
"And then we were like let's make this the Tonya Harding museum and kind of a dedicated space where we could talk about this," says Olsen
The homemade exhibit displays over 30 pieces of newspaper clippings and fan art. Over 500 people have viewed the museum, and some have even made special contributions to the collection.
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