Seth Wulsin
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Seth Wulsin (born April 15, 1981) was born in Spring Valley, New York. He studied briefly at Yale University, before withdrawing to play music with friend and guitarist Solomon Silber.[1] Between 2003 and 2005 he worked with the sculptor Ray King, helping to fabricate and install his large-scale public works.[2] Wulsin is known for the work, 16 Tons, Prison Demolition, a massive ongoing, public piece in Buenos Aires, Argentina.[3] Wulsin lives and works in Argentina and Washington DC.
[edit] Other works
- Little Boxes (1999)
- Brown Hole (2002)
- Reagan (2005)
- Jefferson (2006)
- Dale Globo! (2006)
- A Hole is to Dig - To China (Ongoing)
- Birth of the White Elephant (2007)
- Pozos, Tumbas, Horcas (2007)
- Romulus and Remus (2007)
- White House Bamboo (2008-work in progress)
- Subterranean Homesick Gold (2008-work in progress)
[edit] References
- ^ yaledailynews.com
- ^ rayking.nu
- ^ Caroline Winter, With a Hammer, Finding Ghosts in the Glass, The New York Times, August 5, 2007.
[edit] External links
- White House Bamboo project web site
- Artist's web site
- 'In Memory of State Terror', Pagina 12
- 'Photographs of The Caseros Prison Demolition Project'
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