Today the Ghana-born artist El Anatsui is at the Met installing his intricate hanging sculpture "Between Heaven and Earth" (2006), the first major work of contemporary African sculpture acquired by the Met. The installation is being heavily documented by The Museum's able-bodied media task force. See more pictures of the installation (taken by various staff members) as they are gradually added to the Met's flickr set for the Arts of Africa, Oceania, and The Americas (AAOA).
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January 07, 2008
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