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A Tool By Any Other Name
May 16, 2008
It turns out, as you may have guessed, that the LA Times was giving a headline to a different Hammer Museum. An art museum at UCLA, named for its superrich benefactor.
It doesn’t help that we’ve visited too many specialty museums with WYSIWYG names such as the Angel Museum and the Bunny Museum.
Our Hammer Museum delusion reminded us of one road trip incident, when we drove fifty miles out of our way to visit the Clay Museum, which we convinced ourselves would be a hilarious museum about dirt. Instead, its focus was on HENRY Clay — a two-time failed Presidential candidate from Kentucky.
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