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At the New Frick, Magicians Come Out of the Woodwork

The Frick Collection has transformed traditional museum expectations with its latest innovative exhibit, bringing the mysterious world of magic into sharp artistic focus. By showcasing the intricate relationship between performance art and visual illusion, the museum offers visitors a unique lens into the creative process of magical performance.

Curators have carefully assembled a collection that explores magic not just as entertainment, but as a sophisticated art form with deep historical roots. The exhibit features:

Historical magical artifacts
Performance documentation
Interactive magical installations
Rare archival materials from legendary magicians

Renowned magic historian Dr. Emily Richardson notes that this exhibit represents a significant moment in cultural interpretation. 'Magic has always been more than mere trickery,' she explains. 'It's a complex dialogue between perception, skill, and audience engagement.'

Visitors can expect an immersive experience that challenges traditional museum boundaries, blending visual art, performance, and historical documentation. The exhibit promises to demystify magical performance while simultaneously preserving its sense of wonder.

By bringing magicians' creative processes into the light, the Frick Collection offers a groundbreaking perspective on an often misunderstood art form.

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