Fin che la Barca va (tradition and change)

A crystal clear
Christmas day.

A late afternoon walk
On a leafy path
On a steep slope
Above the river.

Into
The low setting sunlight
Filtered
Through leafless trees.

fin che la barca va 7 - marco outside drying sculpture -

fin che la barca va 8 - car inside exhibition unloading sculptures -

fin che la barca va 9 - 3d video faces on screen -

fin che la barca va 10 - lunch at Baretta -

fin che la barca va 11 - andrea cheese making -

fin che la barca va 12 - politicians keane martin -

fin che la barca va 13 - band - finchelabarcava antonello marco -

fin che la barca va 14 - video installation falling leaves -

fin che la barca va 15 - video installation shadow cat fish bowl -

fin che la barca va 16 - keane explaining note violence to women with bound woman photograph -

fin che la barca va 17 - shadow table light -

fin che la barca va 18 - video installation chair colours -

fin che la barca va 19 - moving woman sculpture -

fin che la barca va 20 - photograph installation woman in shower -

enrico bruni - artista individuale

gordon mcharg at the Fin che la barca va exhibition Italy

November 1st 2001 set a major precedent in the art calendar as the opening day of the first ever public exhibition on a London Underground tube train. It featured 42 artists from the UK and around the globe.

ART-TUBE 01 was shown within all six carriages of one Piccadilly Line tube train and ran throughout the month of November. Every
carriage featured seven artists exhibiting two art panels each. The exhibition was installed in the advertising spaces inside the train.

Art Tube 01. Group show w/ Damien Hirst, Yoko Ono, Gavin Turk, Gordon McHarg, Jamie Reid etc. 2001.

Gordon McHarg, presented his life size Charles Saatchi waxwork, Him, which vastly amused and entertained the Westbourne audience. So lifelike indeed was the sculpture that many people thought it was a real person performing a static mime. - portobello film festival London 2005