For nine days, behavioral artist Marcus Young was an MIA artist in residence. During this time, he actually lived in the museum, without talking, and performed various art and meditation pieces. Every morning, Marcus performed his walking meditation Pacific Avenue. In this “behavioral art piece,” he wore a robe and “slow walked” through the museum, listening to and quietly being among the visitors. Each afternoon, Marcus became a member of the MIA janitorial staff, donning a uniform and cleaning the lobby and entrance areas of the museum. When he was not slow walking or cleaning, Marcus sat in the gallery and quietly meditated, memorized poetry, and observed museum audiences.