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Seeds: different women?
cast them
create scene, create rooms, create videos
Yves Tinguely self-destroying machine
Artist Name: Jean Tinguely From: Swiss Time: 1960 Genre:
performance piece (27 minutes)
installation
sculpture
Size: Twenty-three feet long, twenty-seven feet high
Components:
bicycle wheels
motors
a piano
an addressograph
go-cart
bathtub
and other cast-off objects
Happened:
meteorological trial balloon inflated and burst
colored smoke
paintings were made and destroyed
bottles crashed
player piano
metal drums
a radio broadcast
a recording of the artist explaining his work
Result: fire department stepped in
put out the fire
remained fragments
browsed the remnants of the machine for souvenirs to take home
MoMA: https://www.moma.org/collection/works/81174
Fragment from Homage to New York
This hommage to the energy of a city that keeps rebuilding itself time after time is a wonderful example of the different and sometimes conflicting conceptions of artists and engineers on how machines should work–and as such an early collaborative effort that foreshadowed the events staged by E.A.T.—as well as a document on the 60s with the rise of happening and performance.
The end of eating anything Africa Kenya
female
feminist
trash bag filled with stuff with gold string
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