BOMB 113/Fall 2010
In the Open: Art and Architecture in Public Spaces is sponsored by Cary Brown-Epstein + Steven Epstein and with public funds from the New York State Council on the Arts, a State agency.
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—Anita Glesta
Anita Glesta’s Gernika/Guernica, shown in Lower Manhattan in Spring 2007, juxtaposed the provocative abstraction of Picasso’s infamous painting with survivor accounts of the 1937 bombing of a Basque village. Ellen Driscoll’s sculpture Revenant, a bridge made from hundreds of #2 plastic bottles, was recently installed at the Nippon Ginko Bank in Hiroshima, Japan, one of the few structures to survive the atomic blast. The two artists discuss the power of memory and storytelling in this second BOMBLive! installment of “In the Open: Art and Architecture in Public Spaces” Series, filmed at Proteus Gowanus in Brooklyn.
(Video, BOMBLive!, Sculpture, Web Exclusives, Interview)