Thousands of red chairs are standing empty along Sarajevo’s main avenue on Friday as Bosnia and Herzegovina commemorates the 20th anniversary since the start of the country’s war. A classical orchestra will play a concert for the 11,541 empty seats, one for each civilian killed during a near-four-year siege of the city by Bosnian Serb forces, which became a symbol of the 1992-1995 conflict.
Andreas Gursky. Shanghai. 2000.
Chromogenic color print.
9’ 11 5/16”x 6’ 9 1/2” (280 x 200 cm).
© 2001 Andreas Gursky.
All by Maurizio Cattelan
Entitled “All,” the exhibit is a retrospective of Cattelan’s body of work since 1989. Each sculpture hangs from the ceiling suspended by ropes and references the idea of death. It’s quite an unusual way to display art, and this unorthodox style only adds to Cattelan’s peculiar personality.
From the blog of Clark Goolsby: His latest work….
New Sculpture: Tumulus
Here are the pics of the new sculpture I just installed for the show Dream Continuum at Circuit 12 Contemporary in Dallas.
We were lucky enough to work with Clark in the creation of his art…and by we I mean the CNC router…and Kenzo… Aren’t robots (and Kenzos) the best? If you aren’t convinced, here’s a nice time lapse movie of all of the dirty, dirty action.
