What does this sculpture commemorate? Also identify its sculptor. ‘Nuclear Energy’ by Henry Moore, inside the University of Chicago campus at the site of world’s first nuclear reactor, Chicago Pile-1. The location commemorates the exact location where the Manhattan Project team devised the first nuclear reactor to produce the first self-sustaining controlled nuclear reaction. Cracked…
What does this sculpture symbolise opposition to? This is a sculpture called the ‘Broken Chair’ in Geneva. It symbolises opposition to land mines and cluster bombs. Cracked by a mammoth 35 of you!! In order – Thejaswi Udupa, ganesh, Diwakar Pingle, Akila, Vivek Cheriyan, vijaysarathy, Thomas Masun, ba_ku_69, Gaurav, TKB, Venkatakrishnan.A.J., CR, anannyad, Ramkey, Sylvian…
A version of a famous work, supposedly displayed as its creator had originally intended. The more familiar original is displayed in a slightly different manner. Identify the work and its creator. ‘Les Bourgeois De Calais’ or ‘The Burghers Of Calais’ by Auguste Rodin. This replica at Stanford University is displayed so because Rodin supposedly wanted…
