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On the Wall: Artwork at the Headquarters of the UN
VINCENT TEETSOV
In between the Conference Building and the General Assembly Building of the Headquarters of the UN in Manhattan, a tower of skirts stands on a pole in the corridor, with a pair of plush white gloves adorning the top.
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The skirts, nine of them in total, came from Manija and Kihnu islands in the Liivi laht (Gulf of Riga). The artist that put it all together is Anu Raud, a master of textiles and Professor Emeritus of the Estonian Academy of Arts.
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