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This autumn-themed virtual reality art exhibit shows why DC’s aspiring governing class is awful

By Philip Wegmann
Published October 9, 2017 8:10pm ET
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This autumn-themed virtual reality art exhibit shows why DC’s aspiring governing class is awful
Artechouse's exhibit is the "Spirit of Autumn," which promises to immerse an audience in "a dreamlike landscape of fall" but delivers all the sophistication of a curdled pumpkin spice latte. (Image courtesy screenshot)

There are dozens of wonderful art museums inside Washington, D.C., galleries awash with the beauty of old and new world masters, guys like Pierre-Auguste Renoir and Mark Rothko.

And then there’s the Artechouse.

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