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I decided to make War Room like a tent, suspending the material like fabric. It’s based on the magnificent tent which Henry VIII had made for a peace summit with the French king in 1520, known as the Field of the Cloth of Gold.
CORNELIA PARKER. War Room, 2015. Perforated paper negatives left over from production of remembrance poppies, with thanks to The Poppy Factory, Richmond and The Royal British Legion. 2248 x 873 x 575 cm885 x 343.7 x 226.4 in. Further images.
29 de nov. de 2022 · When Cornelia Parker visited a factory in Kent that produced paper poppies for Remembrance Day, she had the idea for her installation War Room. During Remembrance Day, Britain and the Commonwealth countries commemorate British service members who died in the line of duty since World War I .
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30 de may. de 2022 · Parker's interest in political or social subjects – more explicit in recent years – can be seen in pieces such as War Room and Magna Carta, both from 2015.
Cornelia Parker, War Room, 2015. Installation view, Museum of Contemporary Art Australia, 2019. Perforated paper negatives left over from production of remembrance poppies. Image courtesy the artist, Museum of Contemporary Art Australia and Frith Street Gallery, London © the artist. Photograph: Anna Kučera
27 de may. de 2022 · In Parker’s installation “War Room” (2015), a space is draped with offcuts from the manufacture of paper poppies, which British people wear in November to remember World War I. Oli Cowling, via...
