Ruta de la Amistad

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The Ruta de la Amistad (German: Path of Friendship ) is a sculpture path in Mexico City , Mexico .

history

The sculpture path has a total length of 17 kilometers, which goes back to the German-born Mexican sculptor and architect Mathias Goeritz . The sculpture path was built in preparation for the 1968 Summer Olympics in Mexico City. All sculptures have monumental dimensions, the smallest is 7 meters long and the largest 22 meters. Goeritz was commissioned with this project by the architect Pedro Ramírez Vázques of the Mexican Olympic Organizing Committee in 1967 and 1968.

Participating artists

Works that are not along the sculpture path:

Works that are along the sculpture path:

Web links

  • mexico68.com : Esculturas (image of the sculptures), (Spanish)

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Illustration "La herradura" (1968) by Ángela Gurría
  2. ↑ Figure "El ancla" (1968) by Willi Gutmann
  3. ^ Illustration "Las tres Gracias" (1968) by Miloslav Chlupáč
  4. ↑ Figure "Esferas" (1968) by Kioshi Takahashi
  5. ↑ Figure "El sol bípedo" (1968) by Pierre Székely
  6. ^ Illustration "La Torre de los vientos" (1968) by Gonzalo Fonseca
  7. ^ Illustration "Zt" (1968) by Costantino Nivola
  8. ^ Illustration "Zt" (1968) by Jacques Moeschal
  9. ^ Illustration "Zt" (1968) by Todd Williams
  10. ^ Illustration "Reloj solar" (1968) by Grzegorz Kowalski
  11. ^ Illustration "Zt" (1968) by Josep Maria Subirachs
  12. ^ Illustration "Zt" (1968) by Clement Meadmore
  13. ^ Illustration "Muro articulado" (1968) by Herbert Bayer
  14. ^ Illustration "Tertulia de gigantes" (1968) by Joop Beljon
  15. ^ Illustration "Zt" (1968) by Itzhak Danziger
  16. ↑ Illustration "Zt" (1968) by Olivier Seguin
  17. ^ Illustration "Zt" (1968) by Mohamed Melehi
  18. ^ Illustration "Puerta al viento" (1968) by Helen Escobedo
  19. ^ Illustration "Señales" (1968) by Jorge Dubón