by Matthew Israel

Except from page 179

The Peace Tower was essentially just updated for the Iraq War by its original driving force, Mark di Suvero. For the 2006 Whitney biennial, di Suvero creat­ed a joint venture with Rirkrit Tiravanija titled Peace Tower (fig. 65). Installed in the sculpture court in front of the Whitney Museum, the work recreated the original sculptural skeleton of the Artists Tower of Protest. The new tower was covered by hundreds of new panels that comn1ented on the Iraq War by both conte1nporary artists who had nothing to do with the original tower as well as artists who had been involved with the Vietnam-era antiwar move­ment (but who had not necessarily contributed to the first tower). Among others, the work of Alice Zimrr1erman, Spero, Rosenquist, Torr, Doyle, Anthe Zacharias, Ethelyn Honig, Petlin, and Haacke was included.

Associated Artist

• Anthe Zacharias

Associated News

• October 29, 2019
  Anthe Zacharias: Shaken, Not Stirred: 1970s Color Abstraction
  GalleriesNow.net
  November 29, 2019
  


• October 1, 2019
  Let it Flow
  Art & Antiques
  October 2019
  


• September 24, 2019
  Press Release - David Richard Gallery is pleased to present, Shaken, Not Stirred: 1970s Color Abstraction


• February 15, 2019
  Anthe Zacharias
  Wall Street International Magazine, 02/15/2019
  
  


• February 8, 2019
  Anthe Zacharias Natural Paintings from 1963 to 1966
  GalleriesNow.net, 02/08/2019
  
  


• January 27, 2019
  Anthe Zacharias: Natural: Paintings from 1963 to 1966
  GalleriesNow.net
  January 27, 2019
  
  


• January 27, 2019
  Anthe Zacharias “Natural: Paintings from 1963 to 1966
  NY Art Beat, 01/27/2019
  
  


• January 11, 2019
  Press Release - Anthe Zacharias Natural: Paintings from 1963 to 1966


• March 18, 2013
  Kill for Peace: American Artists Against the Vietnam War


• February 12, 1972
  Soho Opens Its Gallery for Photos