Matthew Barney's Guardian of the Veil
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Matthew Barney with Lord Rannoch2274 odsłonMatthew getting the "feel" of walking a Highland bull.
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Matthew Barney with Lord Rannoch3271 odsłonAuditions for Matthew Barney's "Guardian of the Veil" at the Manchester International Festival, July 2007.
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Matt Ryle and Matthew Barney Looking at Aberdeen Angus Cattle712 odsłonPamela on the left, and Ballet Cruz in the middle. The size of the Aberdeen Angus bull is nice --- but what a shame that he has no horns?
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Matthew Barney with Lord Rannoch785 odsłonMatthew Barney "testing" Lord Rannoch to see how well he moves and can be guided along. Our field looks more like the Kalahari than sunny Worcestershire.
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Digby Gribble and Ian Crouch Rounding Up Ross806 odsłonGetting Ross ready for his daily routine.
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Ross At The Gallop666 odsłonRoss having a bit of a run before letting Ian and Digby put on his head collar and nose lead. This photo shows that, yes, Ross can run when he wants to do so. He ran for about three seconds.
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Ross Being Shown the Artificial Cow5603 odsłonHe's not particularly interested in a large white plastic cow. Please note how he's being managed with two leads --- one to his nose ring, and one attached to his head collar. Ian Crouch is holding both.
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Ross Coming Out Of The Gate616 odsłonRoss leaving the field. He then trots happily over to the other cows, and it's easy to put on his head collar and attach a lead to his nose ring.
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Ross of Bien Esk with Ian Crouch1343 odsłonRoss is being put through his paces. Ian had no difficulty in walking Ross with two lead ropes: one attached to his head collar, and one to Ross' nose ring.
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Ross of Bien Esk596 odsłonBeing put through his paces.
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Gregorz with the AV3733 odsłonGregorz had to put warm water into the AV --- "artificial vagina."
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Gregorz with the AV639 odsłonGregorz holding the artifical vagnina having just filled it with warm water. Ross showed no interest in the plastic cow, so there was no need for the AV.
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