
So Slow It Stopped: Teiji Furuhashi at MoMA
Thursday, October 6th, 2016
MoMA re-stages a 1995 installation by one of Japan’s late, great performance, tech, and collaboration innovators.
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MoMA re-stages a 1995 installation by one of Japan’s late, great performance, tech, and collaboration innovators.
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