Seven Thousand Years of War, Apr 16 – May 15, 2005
Past: 55 Chrystie St
Installation view, Seven Thousand Years of War, Canada, 2005
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Installation view, Seven Thousand Years of War, Canada, 2005
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Installation view, Seven Thousand Years of War, Canada, 2005
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Installation view, Seven Thousand Years of War, Canada, 2005
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Artworks
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Sarah Braman,
Second Surrender,
2002,
60 × 48 × 60 inches (152.40 × 121.92 × 152.40 cm)
Plexiglass, wood, cardboard, mirror, acrylic paint
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Phil Grauer,
Untitled,
2005,
25 ½ × 38 ½ inches (64.77 × 97.79 cm)
Photograph
Press Release
This installation comes through a decade of close studio contact and friendship. Visit a sun rise over ground zero, the iceberg that sunk the Titanic and the perma frost of nuclear winter. Works by Aidas Bareikis, Sarah Braman, and Phil Grauer.