<p>Eccentric collector David Walsh presents mind-bending works at his <a href="https://mona.net.au/">Museum of Old and New Art</a>. Its new wing, Pharos, stars immersive experiences by light artist James Turrell. In “Unseen Seen,” two visitors at a time sign waivers, climb into a large “egg,” and recline in kinetic color; in “Event Horizon” viewers stand in a cube-space where morphing light obliterates orientation.<br>
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Tasmania, Australia
Eccentric collector David Walsh presents mind-bending works at his Museum of Old and New Art. Its new wing, Pharos, stars immersive experiences by light artist James Turrell. In “Unseen Seen,” two visitors at a time sign waivers, climb into a large “egg,” and recline in kinetic color; in “Event Horizon” viewers stand in a cube-space where morphing light obliterates orientation.
Photograph by Mike Greenslade, Australia/Alamy Stock Photo
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