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April 21, 2010 Arts » Arts Feature

Will the new NCMA become part of the Triangle identity?

by Amy White @parallelarts

Imagine you and I are having a conversation. I happen to mention The Louvre, The Tate, The Met, The Prado, MoMA and MOCA. Through the simple act of naming I am also necessarily invoking the cities in which these storied museums are…

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