This author suffers from a serious lack of what is termed in some communities "shut up and multiply". >few articles highlighted the positive side of her Instit

This author suffers from a serious lack of what is termed in some communities "shut up and multiply". >few articles highlighted the positive side of her Institute morphing into its current form. MAI is now a roving institution, traveling and running workshops all over the world, effectively reaching more diverse and far-flung communities. Except in doing so the number of artists the Institute can actually serve is crippled in comparison to an actual physical institute. >The piece wasn’t fully realized, but, in fact, the outcome is actually somehow perfect No it isn't. It failed to deploy at all and is currently a misshapen mass of orbital debris that doesn't even slightly resemble his intention. His backers who paid 1.3 million dollars to put a mirrored sphere into orbit were tremendously disappointed. If I pulled Starry Night off the wall and put it through a garbage disposal the outcome would not be "somehow perfect", it would be a tragedy. Bad things don't stop being bad just because you navel-gazed long enough to pull some arbitrary meaning out of them.