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Categories: Action
Keywords: Consumer Culture | Politics
Relevant passages:
Inke Arns «Social Technologies
Deconstruction, subversion, and the utopia of democratic communication»
Works by Ant Farm:
Check as well:
Lee Friedlander «The Little Screens»
Adib Fricke «The Word Company» Erik Satie «Vexations» Ulrike Gabriel «Terrain 01» Wolfgang Staehle «empire 24/7»
Ant Farm
«Cadillac Ranch Show»
In 1974, Chip Lord, Doug Hall, and fellow Ant Farmers buried ten Cadillacs in a Texas wheat field, calling the public sculpture «Cadillac Ranch». Personal obsession with cars and an understanding of the automobile as an American symbol of technological progress and speed underlie this collaborative sculpture/public spectacle/media event.
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