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https://dev.news.harvard.edu/wp-content/uploads/2015/11/nashat-private-practice-intervention-at-ham_photo-susan-young_syp-6021_605.jpg605403Artist Shahryar Nashat uses video, sound, and shapes to “intervene” in the space designed by Le Corbusier, while connecting his work with "Private Practice" inside Harvard Art Museums. The goal of the exhibits is to bring together these two gallery spaces as a result of this unique collaboration.