Brooklyn artists transform old subway stand into dinosaur bodega
News 12 videographer Carolina Rudas captured the art installation known as "Rex's Dino Store," New York City's first bodega by and for dinosaurs.
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May 3, 2025, 3:02 AM
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Updated 91 days ago
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27ds agoBrooklyn artists have transformed an old subway news stand into a prehistoric business where dinosaurs may have picked up their favorite publication.
News 12 videographer Carolina Rudas captured the art installation known as "Rex's Dino Store," New York City's first bodega by and for dinosaurs.
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