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Français : Misconceivable (néologisme : méconcevable), installation d'Erwin Wurm (1954, Autriche) à l'entrée du canal de la Martinière.
Cette création a été réalisée dans le cadre d'Estuaire Nantes - St-Nazaire, une exposition biennale originale qui expose des œuvres tout au long de la Loire depuis Nantes jusqu'à St-Nazaire. Certaines œuvres sont temporaires, d'autres sont permanentes. "Le Voyage à Nantes" (15 juin-19 août 2012) est une opération promotionnelle du territoire par l'art contemporain dirigée par Jean Blaise et qui succède à la biennale Estuaire dont 2012 est la dernière édition. Site du Voyage à Nantes www.levoyageanantes.fr/fr/ Autre oeuvre de l'artiste Erwin Wurm (par dalbera) www.flickr.com/photos/dalbera/1848912010/in/set-721576028... Article de Wikipedia sur le canal de la Martinière fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canal_de_la_Martini%C3%A8reFrançais : Misconceivable (neologism: inconceivable), installation of Erwin Wurm (1954, Austria) at the entrance to the Martinière Canal.
This creation was made as part of Estuaire Nantes - St-Nazaire, an original biennial exhibition that exhibits works throughout the Loire from Nantes to St-Nazaire. Some works are temporary, others are permanent. "Le Voyage à Nantes" (June 15, August 19, 2012) is a promotional operation of the territory by contemporary art directed by Jean Blaise and which succeeds the Estuary biennial of which 2012 is the last edition. Travel Site in Nantes Another work by artist Erwin Wurm (by dalbera) www.flickr.com/photos/dalbera/1848912010/in/set-721576028... Wikipedia article on the Martinière Canal fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canal_de_la_Martini%C3%A8re |
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| Source | Misconceivable (Estuaire, Le Pellerin) |
| Author | Jean-Pierre Dalbéra from Paris, France |
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