A different space program: Tom Sachs in Hamburg

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I was recently in Hamburg and was able to see this great exhibition.
Something for those of us with a passion for space travel, those with an interest in art or with a certain hands-on mentality.



TOM SACHS
SPACE PROGRAM:
RARE EARTHS
(SELTENE ERDEN)
19th September 2021 - 10th April 2022
Deichtorhallen Hamburg



https://www.deichtorhallen.de/en/ausstellung/tom-sachs

"Unfortunately" the astronauts here are wearing Casio watches 馃槈.
 
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Tom Sachs and his modified Casio G-Shock DW-5600, taken from the book A MAN AND HIS WATCH.

 
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I was recently in Hamburg and was able to see this great exhibition.
Something for those of us with a passion for space travel, those with an interest in art or with a certain hands-on mentality.



TOM SACHS
SPACE PROGRAM:
RARE EARTHS
(SELTENE ERDEN)
19th September 2021 - 10th April 2022
Deichtorhallen Hamburg



https://www.deichtorhallen.de/en/ausstellung/tom-sachs

"Unfortunately" the astronauts here are wearing Casio watches 馃槈.
The courage and bravery of those early space pioneers is amazing. My only wish would be to live long enough to make a space flights affordable for the average Joe.
 
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Modified Casio G-Shock GLX-5600 on Velcro strap by Tom Sachs


Detail from Space Suit
Mixed media, ConEd barrier, plywood
(ca. 80 x 80 x 200 cm)
 
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Tom Sachs and his modified Casio G-Shock DW-5600, taken from the book A MAN AND HIS WATCH.


Looks an interesting exhibition and I like Hamburg. Ref his watch comments / digital is always better - what is the view on battery drain thee days. Freezing weather drains your battery power by 30-60%. ... Most batteries work through an electrochemical reaction, which sends power signals to your terminal ends. This chemical reaction slows down in colder weather, weakening your battery's power..... I recall years ago lending someone due to live in Antarctica for months an old mechanical SLR as they were worried about battery drain..... I guess the tech has all moved on.