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Nature 461, 598 (1 October 2009) | doi:10.1038/461598a; Published online 30 September 2009
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Q&A: Gustav Metzger on destruction
Emma Marris
Abstract
Gustav Metzger's monumental and technical artworks comment on the capacity of human society to obliterate itself. From displays that eat themselves with acid to liquid-crystal patterns projected onto performing bands such as The Who in the 1960s, he questions environmental degradation, nuclear war and capitalism. As a major retrospective of his work opens, Metzger argues that scientists should be more active in counteracting society's tendency to seek oblivion.
ARTS REVIEWED: -Gustav Metzger: Decades 1959–2009
Serpentine Gallery, London
Until 8 November
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