The Art of Olafur Eliasson

Maurice Timothy ReidyJune 09, 2008

An exhibit of the Danish artist Olafur Eliassons work is now on display at the Museum of Modern Art in Manhattan and will soon be traveling to Dallas, Chicago and Sydney, Australia. Fr. Leo ODonovan reviews the exhibit in the June 9-16 issue of America.

View a slideshow of images from the Eliasson exhibit.

Maurice Timothy Reidy Maurice Timothy Reidy is online editor of America.

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