This museum's walls served as a screen for a deconstruction of the jazz standard
This museum's walls served as a screen for a deconstruction of the jazz standard "I Only Have Eyes For You," a film titled "Song 1" by Doug Aitken. A proposal to put a giant bubble over this museum's pavilion was funded initially by Bloomberg LP, but cancelled in 2013 due to ballooning cost estimates; after that, its director Richard Koshalek resigned and was replaced by Australian Chinese art scholar Melissa Chiu. The sculpture Needle Tower is outside this building, which recently hosted Icelandic artist Ragnar Kjartansson's Woman in E, in which a woman in a dress strums a single note, as well as an exhibition where visitors were allowed to place (*) polka dots on the walls. This museum recently hosted Obliteration Room and Infinity Mirrored Room, both by Yayoi Kusama, and takes the form of a giant, hollow concrete cylinder which stands on four piers. For 10 points, name this "museum and sculpture garden" in Washington, D.C.
This museum's walls served as a screen for a deconstruction of the jazz standard
Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden