The start of the Clifford Ross Photography installation at The Mass Moca Contemporary Arts Museum, located in North Adams Massachusetts.

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Mass Moca Intern John Tibbits admiring Clifford Ross’s photograph titled, “Hurricane XL 2013”

The opening wall to the Liz Deschenes at The Mass Moca Contemporary Arts Museum.

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Mass Moca Inter, John Tibbits Interacts with the Liz Deschenes Gallery, walking in between the installation pieces.

The new gallery by Alex Da Corte’s installation art titeld, “Free Roses”, opening night at The Mass Moca Contemporary Arts Museum.

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Alex Da Corte’s installation art “Free Roses”, neon light display made in Philadelphia and re-ambled, on the top floor if the The Mass Moca Contemporary Arts Museum. The room also

had air mist releasing the smell of oranges into the room.Photo By Claire Dew

Alex Da Corte’s installation art “Free Roses”, Blown up album art work from artist such as Fleetwood Mac & a rendition of the “Black Whopper” from Burger King

into a beanbag.Photo By Claire Dew

Alex Da Corte’s installation art “Free Roses”, neon light display made in Philadelphia and re-ambled, on the top floor if the The Mass Moca Contemporary Arts Museum. The room also

had air mist releasing the smell of “Fresh Grapes ” into the room.Photo By Claire Dew

Alex Da Corte’s installation art “Free Roses”, installation piece called “Fried eggs”. The art work was glued onto the purple carpet, which also is used to cover the

whole floor space including the walls.Photo By Claire Dew

Main “Show room” for Alex Da Corte’s installation art “Free Roses”. Every art piece was made with some type of food component. The room was all so lit up

with hand constructed ELD Neon light strips.Photo By Claire Dew