4. There's no need to say sorry... but there's definitely an option.
Among the festival's offerings is
The Bureau of Apology 2.0, described as "a multifaceted family-run business that collect anonymous information from individuals." Giving new meaning to the term interactive, artist Brent Birnbaum's Bureau will be offering passerby a sort of in-house therapy. While a past version of the installation focused on cheating and lying (hence the apology reference), this time around, the Bureau will be asking hard-hitting questions about visitors' happiness.
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