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Beam in Thine Own Eye is MONA’s first large-scale public art program.
28 Apr 2013
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Beam in Thine Own Eye is MONA’s first large-scale public art program.


Hobart hosts a light and sound epic that will shift our perceptions and shuffle our senses in MONA’s first large-scale public art program, Dark Mofo’s Beam in Thine Own Eye.

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