Visiting Pompidou Centre in Paris With Our Radio Team
Season 2, Episode 714, Sep 06, 09:50 AM
Our team went over to Paris to cover the Paralympic Games, but whilst there, Toby and Paulina decided to step away from sport for a moment and immerse themselves in a bit of modern art.
Image shows Toby posing in front of Chopin's Waterloo, a sculpture from 1962 made by artist Arman. Described the Pompidou Centre as "destruction-dislocation" of an upright piano. The scattered pieces of the musical instrument were then reassembled on a panel in a Cubist collage fashion. The panel beneath is a stark red colour and the pieces of the piano are scattered around and out of order, including broken off pieces of wood and strings hanging down.
Image shows Toby posing in front of Chopin's Waterloo, a sculpture from 1962 made by artist Arman. Described the Pompidou Centre as "destruction-dislocation" of an upright piano. The scattered pieces of the musical instrument were then reassembled on a panel in a Cubist collage fashion. The panel beneath is a stark red colour and the pieces of the piano are scattered around and out of order, including broken off pieces of wood and strings hanging down.