We visit Toronto’s Museum of Contemporary Art to check out its new light therapy exhibit. It’s a room filled with light to simulate a bright, sunny day and supposedly, it can be used as a treatment for seasonal affective disorder. We meet with the artist to find out if her room can stave off the winter blues.Sign up for the VICE Canada Newsletter to get the best of VICE Canada delivered to your inbox.
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Fighting the Winter Blues with Light Therapy
We check out the new light therapy exhibit at the MOCA. The room simulates a bright, sunny day and supposedly, can be used to treat seasonal affective disorder. We meet the artist to find out if her room can stave off the winter blues.
