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Located in Series 1) Derivative Recordings. Shows interview with Robert Irwin and construction of his piece Two Running Violet V Forms. Artist Richard Fleischner talking about La Jolla Project. Constructing La Jolla Project. Terry Allen discusses his piece Trees. Shows lead being attached to the dead trees. Special Collections & Archives, UC San Diego, La Jolla, 92093-0175 (https://lib.ucsd.edu/sca) This digital video recording is a surrogate of an item from the Stuart Collection Records (Box 1, Folder 7). [Title, Date]. Stuart Collection Records. RSS 1250. Special Collections & Archives, UC San Diego. University of California, San Diego
Type
moving image
Format
Betacam-SP video recording (1 hour, 5 seconds)
Identifier
ark:/20775/bb5328926j
Language
English
Subject
Public art Trees Sculpture Installations (Art) Interviews Artists Eucalyptus Outdoor sculpture Site-specific works Fleischner, Richard (American environmental artist and sculptor, born 1944) Allen, Terry (American conceptual artist and musician, born 1943) Irwin, Robert (American environmental artist and sculptor, born 1928) Beebe, Mary Livingstone, 1940-
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