Richard Serra at MoMA - Band (2006)

Video walkthrough of Richard Serra's sculpture Band (2006) on display at MoMA as part of the exhibition Richard Serra Sculpture: Forty Years. The exhibition is on view June 3-September 10, 2007.

For more information about the exhibition, please visit www.moma.org/serra.

Audio courtesy of Acoustiguide
Video production and editing by CK Studios, Inc.
© 2007 The Museum of Modern Art, New York

• Category

  Film & Animation

[NinkaPanda]

You guys are all idiots who haven't even been to one of his exhibitions.

You have to experience it in real life to appreciate how magnificent it is.

[ColdMountainWater]

This video unfortunately cannot convey what this piece is about.

I unhesitatingly -- and unapologetically -- say that seeing this, and the accompanying sculptures, in real life, as I did in 2007, would silence all skeptical statements, such as those made in the comments here, to meaningless trivialities.

[Cloud Strife]

I am doing some research for my ART 307 Art Appreciation class and this is part of my assignment. Thanks you for providing the public with this magnificent piece of work.

[ccka9]

im researching this guy for a project... interesting. so his last name is pronunced SARAH? ok... cuz i dont even know how to say it.

[João de Melo Vaz da Silva Melo]

if you want to experience new angles everytime you turn your head, just go to a place that has life in it! Having different angles does not make this a work of art, the artist's insanity makes the work of art. If he had the immense strength to imaginate this, this, this very hard curve (?) and put it in a museum by convincing one or tow of his friends, good for him! at least he is enjoying it. And YOU are wasting your time wondering about it. Just accept it! There it is, and here you are.

[fablan6]

You are right, it would be impossible to design this in 3 minutes. Unless you are dead. I believe 2,5 seconds would be the most anyone would need to design such a thing.

[neonaction]

what's the point behind this sculpture

[free2roq05]

ive seen this, its really great. it feels like your walking at different angles the entire time

[Aaron Ensinger]

Nope.

[Aaron Ensinger]

Absolutely. This was one of my favorite MOMA exhibits of all time.

[Aaron Ensinger]

About a year ago there was an exhibit in the Tuileries in Paris. It was fantastic.