Monument as Ruin is a project completing the trinity of sites that maps the decentralization of warfare across the 20th century via early warning outposts: from WWI sound experiments, through WWII visual command bunkers, to Cold War electromagnetic radar stations.
TRAILER		INSTALLATION	OBJECTS		CRITICAL
List of works
			Charles Stankievech Monument as Ruin (Earth) 2011 Archival pigment ink on baryta paper 100 x 150cm Edition: 5 + 2 AP
			Charles Stankievech Monument as Ruin (Wreck) 2011 Archival pigment ink on baryta paper 100 x 150cm Edition: 5 + 2 AP
			Charles Stankievech The Second Coming 2015 Installation with: 19min looping video projection, 610cm wide cement paraboloid, 365 x 365 x 198cm Soundtrack composed by Colin Stetson
			Charles Stankievech L’Aigle (Fragment 606) 2015 Cast pigmented concrete 150 x 50 x 99cm
			Charles Stankievech L’Aigle (Fragment 649) 2015 Cast pigmented concrete 69 x 130 x 155cm
			Charles Stankievech L’Aigle (Fragment 636) 2015 Cast pigmented concrete 53 x 119 x 147cm
			Campo Del Cielo Meteorite (fragment 636) Argentina, impact 2000 BCE, discovered by Spanish Military 1576 2.5 x 2.5 x 3cm Sikhote-Alin Meteorite (fragment 649) USSR, impact 1947, observed 2.5 x 2.5 x 3cm Mounionalusta Meteorite (fragment 606) Sweden, impact 1 billion BCE, discovery 1906 0.2x7x4 Collection Stankievech
			GIOVANNI BATTISTA PIRANESI Hadrian’s Villa: Apse of the so-called Hall of the Philosophers 1774 etching on paper 44.3 x 58.0cm Collection of Agnes Etherington Art Centre
			A. E. VAN VOGT Black Destroyer July 1939 Novella in Astounding Science Fiction Stories Book: 22.8 x 16.5 x 2cm Archival pigment print: 22.8 x 391cm Collection Stankievech
			INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES (IBM) c.1960 5081 punch card from United States Air Force base, Thule, Greenland Paper 19 x 8cm Collection Stankievech
			HARALD SZEEMANN Science Fiction (Kunsthalle Bern) 1967 Broadsheet newspaper 48 x 30cm (folded) Collection Stankievech