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TTYL: PERFORMANCE ART, UNCOMMONLY COMMON OBJECTS, AND AN IPHONE APP AIM TO GET VIEWERS TALKING AT THE MFA

Written by SUSANNA JACKSON Posted October 14, 2014 Filed Under: A+E, Visual Arts

For those of us -- myself included -- who can’t seem to remember our Apple password when the occasion demands, the other six pieces are every bit as buzz-worthy as the tech-stallation ... if not more so (sorry, Miranda).

Filed Under: A+E, Visual Arts Tagged With: Antanas Mockus, Boston Ballet, Conversation Piece, Curtains (Vidas perfectas), Eunice and Julian Galleria, Goya: Order and Disorder, iPhone app, Linde Family Wing for Contemporary Art, Liz Munsell, Miranda July, Museum of Fine Arts, Pedro Reyes, Sarah Crowner, Somebody

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