Tag Archives: public art


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A Moravian woman painting the walls of an 18th century building.


Rebecca Horn

Rebecca Horn The Bright Wounded Star

Rebecca Horn, ‘The Bright Wounded Star’


Per Kirkeby

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by Per Kirkeby.


Renata Lucas

Renata Lucas. Ontem, areias movedicas (Yesterday, quicksands), 2012

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‘Ontem, areias movediças’ (Yesterday, Quicksands), by Renata Lucas for documenta 2012.

An invisible pyramid structure spread across Kassel, with fragments of the corners in four basements of the C&A store, a parking garage, the Fridericianum and the Gebrüder-Grimm-House. Accompanied by videos in different locations along the lines showing Kassel as a dessert-city.

Thanks, Amelia Groom!


Le Corbusier

Le Corbusier Maquette of the Open Hand monument, ca. 1956 – 1959

A model of the Open Hand Monument (ca. 1956 – 1959), by Le Corbusier.


Luis Camnitzer

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Luis Camnitzer, ‘The discovery of geometry’ (1978)


Bevis Martin and Charlie Youle

Bevis Martin and Charlie Youle - Pasta Necklace, 2015

Bevis Martin and Charlie Youle, ‘Pasta Necklace’ (2015)


Nail houses

Nail house in Wenling-China

A nail house is a Chinese neologism for homes belonging to people (sometimes called “stubborn nails”) who refuse to make room for real estate development. The term, a pun coined by developers, refers to nails that are stuck in wood, and cannot be pounded down with a hammer.


Victor Pasmore

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Victor Pasmore’s ‘Apollo Pavilion’ (1969) in Peterlee, England.


Louis Kahn

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Louis Kahn, ‘Study for a Mural’ (ca. 1951-53)