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The Islington Passion: Wooden and Silk Body of Christ, April 2009

31/07/2020    from The Times

The Ecumenical Procession up Upper Street, Islington, London on Good Friday 2009, culminated in St Mary's Church. A silk parachute was strung across scaffolding in the form of a crucified man. After the deposition, it wrapped the tree trunk Zimbabewean sculpture and was buried under the altar.