how many lights are an the third floor of the MCA?

These are Diego Bonetto's and Lucas Ihlein's blogs (respectively.)

http://www.weedyconnection.com/blog/

http://www.environmental-audit.net/

And here is an article on Ihlein's blog (Environmental Audit)

https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEir0-NW9keAoA4OHwuNontH9KKIP0rx0KJjmDRxNgSUgljS9aBFA5t3hgLxZACzMF6BaqLNU9W4Tp5GQJyltZZ2ETZE8cPwefgwQO_-4eMiTbMmwYsRUzq9f7f4ASYIARXxa58hMQCTDTBp/s1600/gwashOCT10prf.jpg

It discusses a question he asks in his blog "In an environmentally themed show, what resources are consumed, and what emissions are produced?"

This is something I actually asked about the In The Balance exhibition, and I'm glad one of the artists actually in the show is making this point.

If instead of having a show about 'saving' the environment, the MCA had turned off all those video loops and lights, how much energy could they have saved a day?

I think this article is fabulous, and brings up a point I'm surprised isn't being discussed more.