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Buried Days, Starved Dreams: Auschwitz Memory Oakland Museum Created with composer Marilyn Hudson. Exhibited in conjunction with the Fifteenth International Sculpture Conference in San Francisco. A response to my 1992 visit to Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp in Poland. Groups of friends gathered to copy first-person accounts by Auschwitz-Birkenau victims into journals that were buried under trees, unearthed, read, and re-buried by museum visitors. During the course of the exhibition I learned I have two cousins from my Jewish Hungarian roots who are Auschwitz survivors, now living in the U.S. and in Switzerland. I have since met one of them.Wood, journals, piano harp, human hair, chimes, stones, burnt branches, burnt canvas. Dimensions: 10'H x 20'W x 36'L | ||
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