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Interior finishes of a demolished low-rise building visible on the side of a high-rise
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Visiting “The Transfinite”
I found the visit to Ryoji Ikeda’s installation at the Park Avenue Armory to be both mesmerizing and a little disturbing. As you walk inside the massive Wade Thompson Drill Hall the first thing you encounter is projections of light … Continue reading
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environments - built and unbuilt 