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Art Notes: Post-modern irony in a Vermont tax shelter
['Alex Hanson', 'More Alex Hanson', 'Staff Writer']
Valley News
The Hall Art Foundation opened in Reading, Vt., in 2013, and until last weekend, I had almost completely ignored it.
A still image taken from “Christian Marclay: Made to be Destroyed,” a video installation at the Hall Art Foundation in Reading, Vt.
(Courtesy Hall Art Foundation)These facilities are indeed splendid, but does attending them mean we’re engaging in a form of laundering?
For more information about the Hall Art Foundation, go to hallartfoundation.org.
Correction: The Hall Art Foundation owns all of the nearly 400-acre parcel it’s situated on, and that parcel is not contiguous with the part-time residence owned by Andrew and Christine Hall, which is roughly five miles away.