STREET ART - MORSE ATTACKS, OPERATION NEPTUNE SUITE ET FIN - VILLE DE NANCY
Historic site and monument, Contemporary
in Nancy
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ADN - Art Dans Nancy, the city of Nancy invites you to stroll through its streets and squares on an urban trail of artistic discovery. Over thirty works in the street. From the old town to the Place des Vosges, and from the Place Simone Veil to the Porte Sainte-Catherine, art is everywhere, in its many forms, punctuating our daily lives.
After a first presentation of the work in Nantes as part of the 2017 edition of the Voyage à Nantes, Morse lands in the Muséum-Aquarium district. The work...ADN - Art Dans Nancy, the city of Nancy invites you to stroll through its streets and squares on an urban trail of artistic discovery. Over thirty works in the street. From the old town to the Place des Vosges, and from the Place Simone Veil to the Porte Sainte-Catherine, art is everywhere, in its many forms, punctuating our daily lives.
After a first presentation of the work in Nantes as part of the 2017 edition of the Voyage à Nantes, Morse lands in the Muséum-Aquarium district. The work recalls the story of American soldier John Steele, who hung from the steeple of Sainte-Mère-Église church on June 5, 1944, the night before the Normandy landings. As his artistic approach is always based on a new narrative that destroys old representations, Gilbert Coqualane has humorously hijacked this historical fact, replacing the soldier with a Walrus-scale reproduction from the Muséum-Aquarium's collections.
Commissioned by the City of Nancy, in partnership with Voyage à Nantes and the Muséum-Aquarium.
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