Expensive temporary art exhibit coming to Citizens Bank building

[ron_newman]

A lot of people were busy tonight transforming the office of Velir, on the first floor of the Citizens Bank building, into a temporary art exhibit called Consenses. (Not a typo - actually spelled that way.)

Anyone know more about it? To visit this exhibit, you have to buy a ticket for $25, which seems pricey for this neighborhood. It opens on Friday and will be there for two weeks.

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[achinhibitor.livejournal.com]

(Not a typo - actually spelled that way.)

You can use "[sic]" to say that.

Anyone know more about it?

The web page isn't very revealing, is it?

[lifecollage.livejournal.com]

From what I've been reading about it, it's not just a static exhibition - it's also live performances from multiple artists, so it's much more like a live theater performance. $25 is still spendy for that, but not unreasonably so given the number of performers involved.

They're also doing evening performances at Oberon outside of Harvard Square on Oct. 1 & 2.