The Trial of Tilted Arc with Richard Serra

This video, made in 1986, documents some of the testimony given in the Trial of Titled Arc. The artwork on trial is Richard Serra's public sculpture, Tilted Arc, commissioned and installed by the U.S. government in 1981. Four years later, a public hearing was held to consider the removal of the sculpture from its site in Federal Plaza in New York City. Richard Serra and other artists, politicians and community members speak in defense of Tilted Arc, on public art, and the role of the government and the of the people in shaping the public's visual environment. Featuring Judge Re - US Court of International Trade, Richard Serra and other artists, politicians and community members speak on the role of public art.
1986 TRT: 28 minutes #81
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[@LadyGoggles]

they did serra so dirty with this. really appreciate the coverage and the archive of this. thanks, paper tiger

[@dapdadapdapdap]

Thank you a lot for uploading this!

[@BenjaminPritchard911]

This is great

[@professortombstone3151]

the music at the start seems so creepy

[@anorderlyfashion]

I think it is an excerpt from Alvin Lucier's "I Am Sitting In A Room" kzbin.info/www/bejne/nHLbeZ-CgJiCr80 It is the sound of his voice recorded and replayed over and over into a room, until his voice is abstracted.

[@thomdotexe]

80's tv was weird bro

[@stephaniesolis4585]

why is he big mad. like its not that serioussssss.