Artist turns Hirshhorn’s exterior into ‘world’s greatest screen’
After two years of discussion and planning, Doug Aitken’s “SONG 1” multimedia spectacle is being projected onto all sides of Washington’s modernist museum.
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Justin Nabors sits on the hood of a car to view Doug Aitken's "SONG 1", a 360-degree projection as it is seen at the Smithsonian Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden. The display can be seen from sunset to midnight March 22 to May 13.
Matt McClain / For The Washington Post
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