Ann Gardner [videorecording] : installation of "Lebeg (slight movement in the air)" / Jeff Curtis.

Title: 
Ann Gardner [videorecording] : installation of "Lebeg (slight movement in the air)" / Jeff Curtis.

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Publisher: 
[Seattle, Wash. : J. Curtis, 2001]
Description: 
1 videodisc (5 min.) : sd., col. ; 4 3/4 in.
Other Authors: 
Curtis, Jeff.
Washington State Convention and Trade Center Corporation.
Format of Material: 
Video
Subjects: 
Gardner, Ann Exhibitions.
Women glass artists United States 21st century.
Glass artists United States 21st century.
Installations (Art) Exhibitions.
Bib ID: 
126838
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Ann Gardner : installation of "Lebeg (slight movement in the air)"
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DVD
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Variant Title: 
Installation of "Lebeg (slight movement in the air)"
Notes: 
Title from disc label.
There is no narration, only the sounds of workers (including Gardner's) conversations during the installation.
Ann Gardner, glass artist.
Installation of sculptural pieces by Ann Gardner, at the Washington State Convention & Trade Center, Seattle, Washington.
"Lebeg" (a Hungarian word for "slight movement in the air") consits of several large sculptural pods, each 12 feet long weighing approximately 200 pounds each. They are installed to suspended from the ceiling on a rotating wheel, much like a mobile. Gardner's installation, "Lebeg," was dedicated to the memory of David Gulassa on July 9, 2001 and is located in the Washington State Convention & Trade Center.
DVD.
Event Notes: 
Installation of sculptural pieces by Ann Gardner, at the Washington State Convention & Trade Center, Seattle, Washington.