The exhibition is based on a poem by John Keats called Looking into Chapman's Homer.
Sunday, August 12, 2012
Symbols of Strength....
I recently went to check out the two cast bronze bulls on the corner of Madras and Tuam Street as part of a Michael Parekowhai exhibition here in Christchurch. Set against the back drop of the central city (which is still very much in the demolition/rebuilding stage) it had a very erie yet comforting effect. Situated one lot away from where the CTV building once stood, the bulls seemed a very kind distraction indeed - and very appropriate too, for in the face of loss and change the bull is a welcome symbol of fertility and strength for the future!
Before arriving in Christchurch, they were shown at the Venice biennial and exhibited in Paris.
The exhibition is based on a poem by John Keats called Looking into Chapman's Homer.
The exhibition is based on a poem by John Keats called Looking into Chapman's Homer.
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