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İsmail Saray, henüz Saint Martin’s School of Art’ta öğrenciyken Parliament Hill, Hampstead Heath’te “One Day Event” (1969-70) adlı bir açık hava sergisine katıldı. Suyla doldurduğu endüstriyel plastik tüpleri, bunlardan bağımsız olarak yavaşça hava salan oksijen tüpleriyle birlikte parkın tepesine yerleştirdi. - While still a student at Saint Martin’s School of Art, İsmail Saray participated in an open air exhibition titled One Day Event (1969-70) that took place at Parliament Hill, Hampstead Heath in London. He filled industrial plastic tubing with water and lay these on the hill along with independently standing oxygen cylinders that slowly let out air.
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1969
1970
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https://archives.saltresearch.org/handle/123456789/49950
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Saint Martin’s School of Art (1969-70)
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SARW462
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Open Access
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İsmail Saray
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