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lunedì, luglio 23

Sebastian Errazuriz - "Memorial of a Concentration Camp".

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A 10-meter magnolia tree is planted in the center of Chile's National Stadium where dictator Pinochet in 1973 imprisoned thousands of political prisoners who were tortured and killed. After planting the tree, the stadium doors are open to the public as a park; offering a space to stop, look again, and remember. An impossible, cathartic soccer match played before 20.000 people, closes the project after a week of activity.

Santiago, Chile 2006

Santiago, Chile 2006


Santiago, Chile 2006

Santiago, Chile 2006

Source: Sebastian Errazuriz

venerdì, maggio 18

Christian Popsicles

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"In the past years America has appeared to suffer a historical regression becoming more politically and religiously extremist than previous decades. The current religious fanatic groups although deemed potentially violent, are dismissed due to the current focus on religious fundamentals from the Middle East. While fighting the War on Terror, we forget that only a few decades ago, groups like the Ku Klux Klan, where a functioning, dominant political force in American society. The Klan much like other extremists identified themselves as a Christian organization, carrying out ‘God’s work’ branding the Flaming Cross as their symbol during their reign of terror. Today the Klan is long gone; nevertheless extreme religious and political groups continue to hold a dangerous and growing influence over American politics. The current culture of fear, rage and religious fanaticism demands that today’s politicians drink the Kool-Aid, publicly profess their faith in God and promise to enforce laws that defend the ideology of the Bible and the Christian Faith over individual liberties. "




Sebastian Errazuriz will hand out the "Christian Popsicles" this coming Saturday at Gallery R'Pure in New York before the "Love It or Leave it" exhibit.

Source: MoCo Loco
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