“art too bad to be ignored”
MOBA's public gallery is in the basement of the Somerville Theater. Of over 700 pieces in the permanent collection, 20 to 25 are exhibited. Each piece is accompanied by a written interpretation, helping the public grasp many of the complexities inherent in the works. MOBA is open when films are running in the movie theater. Admission is free with a movie ticket or you can contact them for a free pass.
Too bad the "bad art" isn't there anymore. They have been replaced by new ones which are, well, quite better. The place was okay, nothing special. Hmm, it's just near my place so I decided to give it a visit. But for people who would still need to travel far to go here, I wouldn't recommend it.
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