EVE OF DESTRUCTION
On an empty improvised stage in a garden, a cat, a cd-player and a potted sunflower are waiting for a kind of Elvis lookalike. Arrived on stage, the performer acts as if the sunflower is a microphone and sings over the number Eve of Distruction, written by P. F. Sloan in 1965, but best-known in the Barry McGuire's version. Obviously, a rock'n'roll ceremony ends by smashing the instrument!
![Eve of Destruction, Peter Finnemore, 2004. Courtesy the Artist](/image_cache/Aeac1b6e88a66416f9a8acaf0f310dae8/ff5cfda1335a438abccfa62d6df98ff9/ff5cfda1335a438abccfa62d6df98ff9_205_-1_EXImage_0_eve_of_007.jpg)
![Eve of Destruction, Peter Finnemore, 2004. Courtesy the Artist](/image_cache/Aeac1b6e88a66416f9a8acaf0f310dae8/6ad659f7486a407d914a33146581286b/6ad659f7486a407d914a33146581286b_205_-1_EXImage_0_eve_of_002.jpg)
![Eve of Destruction, Peter Finnemore, 2004. Courtesy the Artist](/image_cache/Aeac1b6e88a66416f9a8acaf0f310dae8/c4bc3c81c8a7498593d177882b2d32f7/c4bc3c81c8a7498593d177882b2d32f7_205_-1_EXImage_0_eve_of_006.jpg)
- Format DV(DV (consumer standard))
- Color system PAL
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- Year 2004
- Duration 00:04:03
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