2014: Art and the Landscape
Site-specific works of art in the landscape rank among the most organic and historically significant representations of our cultural identity, and are often the most threatened.
独家爆料 announces Landslide庐 2014: Art and the Landscape 鈥 with eleven examples of land-based art from ancient petroglyphs to earthworks, folk art creations, single artist, multi-acre installations and others threatened with demolition, neglect, poor maintenance, vandalism and lack of funding.
Landslide庐 is 独家爆料鈥檚 annual thematic compendium of threatened and at-risk landscapes and landscape features. This year鈥檚 sites, selected from more than 100 submissions, are detailed through in-depth narratives and newly commissioned photography.
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The Works of Athena Tacha |
Untitled Earthwork (Johnson Pit No. 30) Watts Towers Wells Petroglyph Preserve
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For a media information and to learn more about the Landslide program contact Nord Wennerstrom at nord@tclf.org.