Nina Simon on “It Is What It Is”

Here’s a thoughtful post by Nina Simon on her “Museum 2.0” blog that digs into the quandaries and challenges of “conversational art.” Her focus is Jeremy Deller’s interactive installation on the Iraq War, “It Is What It Is.”

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