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Old 01-19-2011, 10:43 PM   #1
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Art in a Pool

Listening to NPR this evening I heard a piece on a new show at MOCA involving an immersive art experience. Perhaps we should plan a swanking - when it warms up a bit

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At the Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles, museum goers can dive into the art — literally. They can actually swim in it. The pool is tucked into a dark, back corner of the museum. It's 3 feet deep, the size of a mini-lap pool, and it's ringed with small blue lights. An eerie soundtrack plays as large images — featuring lines of cocaine — are projected on either side of the pool.
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