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February 02, 2007

Massive Change

With the "news" today that global warming is really happening (really! it is! no kidding!), thought I'd post a bit on the Bruce Mau Massive Change exhibit making the rounds. I saw it in Chicago last November at the Museum of Contemporary Art, and my friend Rob, inspired by the exhibit, contacted Mau and arranged to do a series of VRs just before the exhibit closed. (Of course my favorite room was the image room.)

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