Shouting instructions at the TV might be an ultimately fruitless pursuit, but at the time of happening it can be surprisingly satisfying. Much the same can be said of Terry Duffy's Art Games. Watching one in progress is like looking over the shoulders of the two chess-players making notes as they go along. You watch as their plans for the work of art come to naught, as they find fresh inspiration in their partners' contributions and generally surround themselves with more creative stimuli than they're used to. Among these must be included the viewers, bursting with opinion.

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