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In 1979, Jimmy Carter, in a visionary move, installed solar s on the roof of the White House. This symbolic installation was taken down in 1986 during the Reagan presidency. In 1991, Unity College, an environmentally-minded centre of learning in Maine acquired the s and later installed them on their cafeteria roof.
In A Road not Taken, Swiss artists Christina Hemauer and Roman Keller travel back in time and, following the route the solar s took, interview those involved in the decisions regarding these s as well as those involved in the oil crisis of the time. They also look closely at the way this initial installation presaged our own era. [Pressetext]

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In 1979, Jimmy Carter, in a visionary move, installed solar s on the roof of the White House. This symbolic installation was taken down in 1986 during the Reagan presidency. In 1991, Unity College, an environmentally-minded centre of learning in Maine acquired the s and later installed them on their cafeteria roof.
In A Road not Taken, Swiss artists Christina Hemauer and Roman Keller travel back in time and, following the route the solar s took, interview those involved in the decisions regarding these s as well as those involved in the oil crisis of the time. They also look closely at the way this initial installation presaged our own era. [Pressetext]