Mission Accomplished partial view
View showing the 1st floor looking up to the 2nd floor of the 4-story, 40' high elevator shaft in the carriage house at the John Davis Gallery.
In 2007, Christine Heller constructed her third installation, MISSION ACCOMPLISHED, in response to the tumult of the Iraq War. It was comprised of dark muslin figures tangled in wire and rope that were nameless, faceless, limp and skeletal. They represented American soldiers, Iraqi citizens, prisoners at Guantanamo or those tortured at Abu Ghraib. This piece was shown in the 40' elevator shaft at the John Davis Gallery in Hudson, NY and at the Sanctuary for Independent Media in Troy, NY.
Mission Accomplished partial view
View showing the 3rd floor looking up to the 4th floor of the 4-story, 40' high elevator shaft in the carriage house at the John Davis Gallery. The figures are white and airy, transcending the dark tumult below them.
In 2007, Christine Heller constructed her third installation, MISSION ACCOMPLISHED, in response to the tumult of the Iraq War, in the 4-story, 40' high elevator shaft in the carriage house at the John Davis Gallery. It was comprised of dark muslin figures tangled in wire and rope that were nameless, faceless, limp and skeletal. They represented American soldiers, Iraqi citizens, prisoners at Guantanamo or those tortured at Abu Ghraib. This piece was shown in the 40' elevator shaft at the John Davis Gallery in Hudson, NY and at the Sanctuary for Independent Media in Troy, NY.
Mission Accomplished partial view
View showing the 1st floor of Mission Accomplished in the 4-story, 40' high elevator shaft in the carriage house at the John Davis Gallery.
In 2007, Christine Heller constructed her third installation, MISSION ACCOMPLISHED, in response to the tumult of the Iraq War, in the 4-story, 40' high elevator shaft in the carriage house at the John Davis Gallery. It was comprised of dark muslin figures tangled in wire that were nameless, faceless, limp and skeletal. They represented American soldiers, Iraqi citizens, prisoners at Guantanamo or those tortured at Abu Ghraib. This piece was shown in the 40' elevator shaft at the John Davis Gallery in Hudson, NY and at the Sanctuary for Independent Media in Troy, NY.
Mission Accomplished detail
View showing a detail of the 1st floor of Mission Accomplished in the 4-story, 40' high elevator shaft in the carriage house at the John Davis Gallery.
In 2007, Christine Heller constructed her third installation, MISSION ACCOMPLISHED, in response to the tumult of the Iraq War, in the 4-story, 40' high elevator shaft in the carriage house at the John Davis Gallery. It was comprised of dark muslin figures tangled in wire that were nameless, faceless, limp and skeletal. They represented American soldiers, Iraqi citizens, prisoners at Guantanamo or those tortured at Abu Ghraib. This piece was shown in the 40' elevator shaft at the John Davis Gallery in Hudson, NY and at the Sanctuary for Independent Media in Troy, NY.
Mission Accomplished Partial View
View showing the 3rd floor full of gray figures which evolve to white on the 4th floor of the 4-story, 40' high elevator shaft in the carriage house at the John Davis Gallery.
In 2007, Christine Heller constructed her third installation, MISSION ACCOMPLISHED, in response to the tumult of the Iraq War, in the 4-story, 40' high elevator shaft in the carriage house at the John Davis Gallery. It was comprised of dark muslin figures tangled in wire and rope that were nameless, faceless, limp and skeletal. They represented American soldiers, Iraqi citizens, prisoners at Guantanamo or those tortured at Abu Ghraib. This piece was shown in the 40' elevator shaft at the John Davis Gallery in Hudson, NY and at the Sanctuary for Independent Media in Troy, NY.
Mission Accomplished 2007
In 2007, Christine Heller constructed MISSION ACCOMPLISHED, her third installation in response to the tumult of the Iraq War. This work was comprised of dark muslin figures tangled in wire that were nameless, faceless, limp and skeletal. They represented American soldiers, Iraqi citizens, prisoners at Guantanamo or those tortured at Abu Ghraib. This piece was shown in the 40' elevator shaft at the John Davis Gallery in Hudson, NY and at the Sanctuary for Independent Media in Troy, NY.