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These were the words of a very young visitor to the Smithsonian American Art Museum piece, “Electronic Superhighway: Continental U.S., Nam June Paik, 1995.”

The Washington, DC portion of the piece has a very small television with a very customized view of things.

Electronic Superhighway

Electronic Superhighway - DC

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