RICHARD SERRA hand catching lead

Richard Serra "Hand Catching Lead" from 1968. B&W, silent. I ripped this from the LE MOUVEMENT DES IMAGES dvd that was released by the Centre Pompidou in 2006.

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  Film & Animation

[haybyw]

ammm ok soooo what up with this

[imsmenoo]

621.43 °F is the melting point for lead. No one catches molten lead unless they want to lose their arm.

[fablan6]

So whoever doesn't like a bunch of hugeass metalic pillars backed up by words words words and more words from the guy who made them and frantically tried to put some intellectual gravity behind his creations because his "artwork" wasn't enough by itself alone (of course) and he knew that, is not in tune with him/her self? I think not.

[sootyfoots]

from photographs I always thought the work used molten lead

[turbotonic27]

and so what ?

[Jackson Haden]

Neat stuff

[MattHulseFilmTheatre]

Beautiful telecine.

[adam nowicki]

-- What is it that you don't like about his sculptures? They envelop the body and the process, and are about a visceral feeling. If you don't get that when you go see his sculptures then your clearly not in tune with yourself.

[Kirill Kolomyts]

interesting, but this video doesn't need music.

[skaterjedeon]

fuck you!