driftwood and junk art created by robert sommer, california c. 1970s.
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driftwood and junk art created by robert sommer, california c. 1970s.
Robert Sommer - Single Room Available
sculpture with piano
robert sommer, 1987
Robert Sommer
bloody legs sticking up from the mud
robert sommer, 1978
ROBERT SOMMER
APR87P10-17: rhinoceros sculpture, 1987
Photograph by Robert Sommer. The Mudflats Sculptures were a series of large-scale driftwood installations created in the Emeryville mudflats from the 1960s through the 1980s. These works reflected a time of radical change in the Bay Area and provided a forum for community-driven public art in California. UC Davis Professor Robert Sommer photographed these works, providing a comprehensive visual documentation that spans decades.
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‘sacrifice’ crucifix sculpture
robert sommer, 1982