Berlin Wall - Los Angeles, CA - Political Revolutions on Waymarking.com

The plaque says, "The Wall Along Wilshire features ten sections of the original Berlin Wall. Measuring nearly forty feet wide, it is the world's longest stretch of the wall outside of Germany. The Wall Along Wilshire was assembled in 2009 as a component of The Wall Project, the Museum's public art initiation commemorating the 20th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall. The Wende Museum invited L.A.-based artists Kent Twitchell, Farrah Karapetian and Marie Astrid Gonzalez to participate in the project and parked them with French-born, Berlin based muralist Thierry Noir who was one of the first artists to pain on the Berlin Wall in 1984. Through their participation, the installation recalls the outdoor "Estside Galley" in Berlin, made famous by the International artists whose collective intervention transformed the Berlin Wall into a canvas reflecting real and imaged divisions. The last for segments contain original graffiti from the Cold War era Berlin, including an iconic image of Bimer's green bear. The Wall Along Wilshire is part of the Wende Museum's permanent collection."

Name of the revolution that the waymark is related to: Cold War Adress of the monument: Not listed What was the role of this site in revolution?: Not listed Link that comprove that role: Not listed When was this memorial placed?: Not listed Who placed this monument?: Not listed

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