Exhibition Inquisition

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SUPRASENSORIAL

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Museum of Contemporary Art

There is a pool in this exhibition; do you need more of a reason to go?

I could write about this exhibition, or you could watch this video. Don’t worry; the usual snarky commentary will follow.

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January 19, 2011 at 3:11 PM

Posted in Contemporary, Inquisition, Los Angeles, MOCA

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