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Video:В A photograph of the entrance of Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology Video:В A photograph of men, women and children of the Ewe nation showing the traditional dances during a festivity, 1950sДЄudio:В вЂ¦and is a citizen of the Ewe Nation.ДЄudio:В He demonstrated talent in art at an early age and was encouraged by his high school teachers to pursue his studies after graduation. Video:В A photograph of the town of Apam, GhanaДЄudio:В El Anatsui was born in Anyako, Ghana, in 1944вЂ¦ДЄudio:В вЂ¦the youngest of his fatherвЂ™s 32 children from different families. In 2022, it will be installed for the fourth time as we reimagine and rehang our complete collection. Video:В Images of El AnatsuiвЂ™s Lines That Link Humanity,В 2008, installed in various galleries at the North Carolina Museum of ArtДЄudio:В Since its debut in 2010, Lines That Link HumanityВ has graced several galleries in the museum. Video: Valerie Hillings standing in front of Lines That Link HumanityДЄudio:В вЂ¦paintings that he would reference later when speaking about the palette for his work. Video:В A photograph of Gerhard Richter, 2010, shown beside an image of his painting Station, 1985 Video:В A photograph of Anselm Kiefer, 2011, shown beside an image of his painting Untitled, 1980вЂ“1986

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Video:В A photograph of a model of West BuildingДЄudio:В Anatsui saw the full-scale model, which revealed plans to install his commission near abstract works byвЂ¦ Video:В A photograph of Architect Thomas Phifer and former NCMA director Larry Wheeler reviewing a model of the West Building Video:В A photograph of the exterior of the West Building of the North Carolina Museum of Art in RaleighДЄudio:В вЂ¦opening of a new museum buildingвЂ¦ Video:В A photograph ofВ El Anatsui, Dusasa IВ ( Stitching), 2007, at the 52nd Venice Biennale in 2007ДЄudio:В One year later, Anatsui visited the North Carolina Museum of Art to prepare for a survey exhibition in 2012 and to discuss a commission for theвЂ¦ Video:В A photograph of Palazzo Fortuny during the 2007 Venice Biennale, showing an El Anatsui sculpture on the buildingДЄudio:В вЂ¦when he presented two large installationsвЂ¦ Video:В A photograph of El Anatsui, May 2013ДЄudio:В Anatsui began this body of work around 2002 and gained international acclaim for it in 2007вЂ¦ Hung on the wall, these works appear from afar as shimmering veils or undulating tapestries, seemingly made of anything but recycled metal. These units are laid out on the floor, and Anatsui studies and moves them around until he determines the final composition.ДЄudio:В The parts are then combined to form a whole, reminiscent of a large cloth with traits of both painting and sculpture. Video:В Footage of El Anatsui and assistants working in his studioДЄudio:В The artistвЂ™s studio assistants flatten, bend and twist the aluminum tops and bind them with copper wires to form sheets. Video:В Valerie Hillings standing in front of Lines That Link HumanityДЄudio:В We are fortunate to have been able to commission for the North Carolina Museum of Art such a spectacular, monumental example of the most celebrated body of workвЂ¦ДЄudio:В вЂ¦by one of most highly acclaimed artists of the twentieth and twenty-first centuries.ДЄudio:В This hanging sculpture, which measures 18 by 25 feet and weighs 120 pounds, is made from liquor bottle screw tops and printing plates. Today I would like to talk about one of my favorite works from our collectionвЂ¦ДЄudio:В El AnatsuiвЂ™s Lines That Link Humanity, and tell you why I think itвЂ™s an inspiring masterpiece.

Welcome to Bank of AmericaвЂ™s Masterpiece Moment.

IвЂ™m Valerie Hillings, Director of the North Carolina Museum of Art. On-screen text:В Valerie Hillings, Director of the North Carolina Museum of ArtДЄudio-:В Hello.

Video:В Valerie Hillings, Director of the North Carolina Museum of Art,В standing in front of theВ sculpture Lines That Link Humanity, 2008, by El Anatsui Ghana, 1944), Lines That Link Humanity, 2008, Mixed media sculpture, 18 ft x 25 ft (5.49 x 7.62 m) Video:В The sculpture Lines That Link Humanity, 2008, by El Anatsui On-screen text:В North Carolina Museum of Art, Raleigh, NC

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