Magnificent Distance: Five Site-Specific Installations Washington DC 2012

Richard Hollinshead; Cath Campbell; Ben Jeans Houghton; Jo Ray; Isabella Streffen; Wolfgang Weileder; Iris Priest; Rachel Wells; Alessandro Vincentelli; Alistair Robinson; Matthew Hearn; Ronit Eisenbach

Magnificent Distance: Five Site-Specific Installations Washington DC 2012

Richard Hollinshead
, Cath Campbell
, Ben Jeans Houghton
, Jo Ray
, Isabella Streffen
, Wolfgang Weileder
, Iris Priest
, Rachel Wells
, Alessandro Vincentelli
, Alistair Robinson
, Matthew Hearn
, Ronit Eisenbach

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Abstract

An architectural icon visibly disintegrates under the onslaught of heavy rain.
A cable car passes endlessly and fruitlessly in and out of sight across a void.
A protest encampment appears to be vacated and left abandoned.
A zeppelin tracks through the constricted spaces of a library archive.
A viewing device reveals a glimpse of what may always be present but is normally unseen.
And through those moments five artists have made a lasting contribution to a city.

Original language	English
Publisher	Grit & Pearl
Number of pages	50
ISBN (Print)	9780957342507
Publication status	Published - 1 Aug 2012

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Public art
Washington DC

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