The New Yorker joins James Turrell on a visit to the new wing of Mass MOCA, where the artist is installing a series of works.  “Generally, we don’t see light this way, because we see light illuminating things,” he says. “But my interest is in the thingness, the physicality, of light itself.”Read more at New Yorker

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