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DESCRIPTION:Agnes Denes\,&nbsp\;The Living Pyramid\,&nbsp\;2015/2017\, vari
 ous materials\, Nordstadtpark\, Kassel\, documenta 14\, photo: Nils Klinge
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\n\nAgnes Denes’s The Living Pyramid was created as a temporary sculptu
 re for documenta 14. The plants are integral to the work: over the duratio
 n of the exhibition the plants sprouted\, flowered\, some died\, and some 
 went to seed. For the artist\, this process is evidence of the organic dev
 elopment of nature as it interacts with one of the most iconic forms of hu
 man civilization—the pyramid. As a means to extend their life\, the artist
  invites the public to take adopt the plants\, take them home and allow th
 em to continue to grow and prosper as a small part of the formerly monumen
 tal form. Similarly\, every element from the installation of Denes’s best-
 known work\, Wheatfield—A Confrontation (1982)\, was used after its disman
 tling: the straw from the wheat became bedding for horses and the seeds we
 re spread around the world as a means to call attention to global hunger.
 \n\nThe plant give-away in celebration of the The Living Pyramid will take
  place this Saturday and Sunday\, September 16 and 17\, from 11 am to 4 pm
  in the presence of Candice Hopkins\, documenta 14 Curator.
DTSTART:20170916T110000
DTEND:20170916T160000
SUMMARY:“The Living Pyramid” public plant give-away with Agnes Denes
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UID:event_25032__1505638800_1505656800@www.documenta14.de
DTSTAMP:20260722T193626Z
DESCRIPTION:Agnes Denes\,&nbsp\;The Living Pyramid\,&nbsp\;2015/2017\, vari
 ous materials\, Nordstadtpark\, Kassel\, documenta 14\, photo: Nils Klinge
 r\n
				
			
\n\nAgnes Denes’s The Living Pyramid was created as a temporary sculptu
 re for documenta 14. The plants are integral to the work: over the duratio
 n of the exhibition the plants sprouted\, flowered\, some died\, and some 
 went to seed. For the artist\, this process is evidence of the organic dev
 elopment of nature as it interacts with one of the most iconic forms of hu
 man civilization—the pyramid. As a means to extend their life\, the artist
  invites the public to take adopt the plants\, take them home and allow th
 em to continue to grow and prosper as a small part of the formerly monumen
 tal form. Similarly\, every element from the installation of Denes’s best-
 known work\, Wheatfield—A Confrontation (1982)\, was used after its disman
 tling: the straw from the wheat became bedding for horses and the seeds we
 re spread around the world as a means to call attention to global hunger.
 \n\nThe plant give-away in celebration of the The Living Pyramid will take
  place this Saturday and Sunday\, September 16 and 17\, from 11 am to 4 pm
  in the presence of Candice Hopkins\, documenta 14 Curator.
DTSTART:20170917T110000
DTEND:20170917T160000
SUMMARY:“The Living Pyramid” public plant give-away with Agnes Denes
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