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English: You gotta go out, you don´t have to come back, an installation at "Skulptur i Pilane" Sculpture Park at Tjörn in Sweden, 2011, by Keith Edmier.
"My sculpture at Pilane takes the form of a Viking age boat burial. I am connecting this custom to a ship-wreck from my own time and place - The S S Edmund Fitzgerald - an iron ore freighter ship that went down in the waters of Lake Superior in Noirth America on November 1oth, 1975." Keith Edmier in the booklet "Skulptur i Pilane 2011 |
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