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“In her video Walk (Square), Melanie Manchot coordinated the procession of one thousand schoolchildren into Deichtorhallen Square in Hamburg to explore walking as a means of reclaiming space. Manchot has stated that the orchestrated performance was part homage to Bruce Nauman’s Walking in an Exaggerated Manner around the Perimeter of a Square, and part investigation of collective walking as a form of address. As the children march into the civic square, they translate Nauman’s study of the gait from the private space of a studio to a public space designed for cultural gatherings and political demonstrations. This walk examines the body as an instrument of expression as a single unit and as an element in a collective populace.”
Lexi Lee Sullivan, curator, showed the work as part of “Walking Sculpture”, 2015, at deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum,USA.
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As published on Melanie Manchot’s website.
Credits
- Exhibitions: Walking Sculpture, 2015, at deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum, USA; and Wunder/Wonder’, Deichtorhallen.
- Commissioned: Museum Deichtorhallen und Kulturforum21, Hamburg.
- Additional funding: Film and Video Umbrella.

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