HENDRIX WOODSTOCK PERFORMANCE TURNED INTO EXHIBITION
Late rocker JIMI HENDRIX’s legendary performance of The Star-Spangled Banner at Woodstock has been turned into an art exhibition in Gateshead, England.
The guitarist played the U.S. national anthem as dawn broke over the last morning of the New York state festival in August 1969.
Now the performance is being shown repeatedly across a 12 panel grid with each panel starting half a second after the last.
Called Star-Spangled Banner Recurring, the exhibition by artist Graham Dolphin runs at the Baltic Centre For Contemporary Art until 28 June (07).
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