Feb 23, 2019
Patrick Killoran, “Passage”Â
At the Central branch of the Queens LibraryÂ
Image courtesy the Queens Museum, photo by Hai Zhang
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Patrick Killoran, “Passage”Â
At the Central branch of the Queens LibraryÂ
Image courtesy the Queens Museum, photo by Hai Zhang
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For a very long time, I was certain this work was created by James Turrell, who lived onsite at PS1 while making his more famous skyspace, Meeting, down the hall. And that at some point, PS1 had erased its existence, or just failed to document it. But I was just Googling the wrong thing.
It is Observation Deck (Queens), 1996, by Patrick Killoran, and it was installed at PS1 from its grand reopening in 1997 until 2006. A version of it is has been on view at IKON Gallery in Birmingham since 2016.
image via vvork
Patrick Killoran (’98) Observation Deck (Birmingham) Ikon Gallery 1 Oozells Square, Brindleyplace, Birmingham, B1 2HS July 6 – September 11, 2016
Another great installation piece that I remember. Â Unfortunately this piece was decommissioned when I was at PS1 - guess the idea of pushing a person out of a window on a plank didn't seem too dangerous in 1997...
Observation Deck, 1997-2006, at PS1 by Patrick Killoran