ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 6月17日 14時24分

@massmoca, the vast, multibuilding museum of contemporary art in North Adams, Massachusetts, is a weird and wonderful place. Wandering its wide corridors and spacious galleries can feel like revisiting your old high school when classes aren’t in session. The stillness is eerie, the empty spaces luxuriant and seemingly all yours. A big difference is that while your old high school inevitably seems smaller than remembered, @massmoca almost always feels mind-bogglingly large. Especially now, having just increased its gallery space to 250,000 square feet. But this ever-expanding museum of contemporary art gives populism a good name. Nearly every visitor can usually find something to like, perhaps to love, and probably something to dislike, too. Our staff photographer @cenicola0 took this photo of #LaurieAnderson’s “The Chalkroom” — a gallery covered in raw, white-on-black graffiti that expands into a haunting multichambered journey if you use its virtual reality component — in Building 6. Visit the link in our profile to read our full review of @massmoca.

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