Showing posts with label richard long. Show all posts
Showing posts with label richard long. Show all posts
Thursday, November 18, 2010
Sunday, July 19, 2009
Earth Art in the News
Check out Sarah S. King's article "The Earth Sublime" in this month's Art in America. King provides a synopsis of LAND/ART New Mexico which will "explore relationships of land, art, and community through exhibitions, site-specific art works, lectures, and a culminating book."
One of the most interesting pieces is Bill Gilbert's Matter of Fact: Walk to Work in which he walks for three days from the Galisteo Basin to the University of New Mexico. The website describes that he walks "along a path that parallels the commute to work he has made for the past 20 years. Following as straight a line as the topography and legalities allow..."
which of course reminds me of Richard Long's Ten Mile Walk, England, 1968.
One of the most interesting pieces is Bill Gilbert's Matter of Fact: Walk to Work in which he walks for three days from the Galisteo Basin to the University of New Mexico. The website describes that he walks "along a path that parallels the commute to work he has made for the past 20 years. Following as straight a line as the topography and legalities allow..."
which of course reminds me of Richard Long's Ten Mile Walk, England, 1968.
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