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Richard Mosse's ‘Broken Spectre’ is a climate change epic for now

There were times watching Richard Mosse’s 74-minute, multiscreen film “Broken Spectre” when I wanted to abandon my chair in the Minnesota Street Project Foundation’s new media venue and position myself directly on the floor.

Being closer to the ground felt like a safer option as I was both emotionally and physically affected viewing the North American debut of Mosse’s acclaimed four-channel video installation addressing the destruction of the Amazon and threat of climate change.

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