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My Berkeley friend Ellen
The exterior of the Arab Museum consists of a sandwich of glass, in
between which is a complex collection of gears and levers designed to
open and close a series of metal "lenses" that control light levels
inside the museum's galleries. Reportedly, the mechanism broke down
shortly after the building was erected, but it creates a wonderful
backdrop for this backlit photo.
Onward to more art
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