As noted in a provocative new exhibition at the Museum of Contemporary Art, the aforementioned works are easily its most famous examples. “Ends of the Earth: Land Art to 1974” fills Little ...

But the land itself is the work. Earthworks is a broad subgenre of the even broader category of outdoor sculpture and performance known as land art. “People still think of land art as primarily ...

Environmental art (aka land art, green art, earthworks) aims to interpret nature and to inspire audiences to re-envision our relationship with nature. Some artists see their work as a springboard ...

The term “land art” was made famous by the monumental ... But a growing number of artists today are redefining the medium, using earth and natural materials to create awe-inspiring ...

The artist Walter De Maria famously said, “My new brush is the Caterpillar.” Land art (or earth art, as it is also known) is sometimes described as an anti-gallery movement, although the broad ...

set out to rethink Land art as an environmentally minded public art form, often sited in cities. They reimagined public space in ambitious, visionary projects that collapsed categories of earthworks, ...

this lecture/seminar course explores monumental earthworks, typified in the American west during the tumultuous 1960s. It focuses on land as inspiration for, and a medium of, expression. The ...

Land art, also known as Earth Art, emerged as a movement in the 1960s that sought to take art out of galleries, challenging its commercialization. Created using natural materials like stone ...

Using materials like earth, wind, water ... For many years, art historical narratives of Land art have been dominated by men: Robert Smithson, Michael Heizer, Walter de Maria, Robert Morris ...