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It's an astonishingly controlled performance by one so young, and Nagy's wraithlike but dogged appearance will be difficult to shake from any viewer's memory. 22, John Logie Baird invented the television: The crossover between the Victorian inventor's wave-channeling invention and his belief in Spiritualism was evoked, some years ago, in a series of wraithlike projections by Tony Oursler in nearby Soho Square. What scaly, wraithlike hands had passed over her stuff? |
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