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164 days ago · Sarah Lazarovic
It's strange to visit a museum where photography is permitted. While some people train their Coolpix onto every Campbell's soup can in sight, others get playful with the more interactive exhibits. People, among them us, were having far too much fun with Olafur Eliasson's undulating color projections. Good thing the exhibition was called Take your time. We lingered with the best of them. It also helped that the light made the room warmer than all of the other icebox MOMA galleries.
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