Nancy Holt, Sun Tunnels
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- As a tribute to Nancy Holt, who passed away on 8 February 2014, here is an extract from The Sculpture Diaries from when Waldemar visits her most inspiring work, the Sun Tunnels, deep in the Utah desert.
Thank you Nancy Holt! Incredible…..Robert Smithson would love this!
RIP NANCEY..FANTASTIC VIDEO MATE,WELL DONE..
Great work ! RIP nancy holt
Very nice homage to Nancy Holt's landmark sculpture, Sun Tunnels. Waldemar describes with ease and lucidity the vast nature Land Art daringly composes into graspable subject matter.
Wow. Beautiful. Thank you!
I enjoyed your closing remarks about Land Art.
100 years from now art about celebrities will be in and land art will be out. All relative to perspective and the moment.
thank you for your great video! help me alot for my project! her work is so great
This is fire blud.
Thank you for showing this wonderful work but why did you put this awful soundtrack??? Let us hear the silence!
She planned this work while trying to get pregnant. Just as she thought she was, Bob was killed. She lost the baby in her grief. I asked her one day as she prepared to die whether sun was a homophony for son. She didn't answer much but was silent for a long time, a slight tear in her eyes. Maybe....maybe.
this is top drawer
what episode is this from? trying to find it online
Where are the sun tunes at
Would be so much better with the correct video aspect ratio.
Aspect ratio fixed.
hmm, you can experience that without putting cylinders in the desert
déçue de ne pas avoir eu de réponse de la galerie
Please to remove Rolf Harris from this great film about a wonderful artist
oh shut up. Stick your cancel culture up your ass you snowflake.
I so thought that too ... (shudder) ...
its just concrete
Call me a Philistine, but I'd rather see nature in its natural state. I appreciate the sky and land's colors and shapes without help from artists like Holt and Smithson "framing" it for me. Felt the same way looking at Donald Judd's work at Chinati, in Marfa. To me, it despoils a lovely scene with man-made stuff that will be around for generations (or be removed with great difficulty and expense. Why don't these artists install this kind of art on THEIR land?
Philistine - NAILED IT!
Yep. Philistine. Appropriate word. If you only knew how the land is being raped out here by oil and gas companies, and the denuding of the high desert through ranching. This is a shrine to the sun and the land. Go art!
It was HER land, she bought it in 1973
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Mmm...think you did this really well W.J...but I'm not really satisfied with the aesthetics of the final result. I mean..I'm more Alhambra myself..than as you put it...something you might see on the edge of a motorway.
Acid man
If that's considered art anyone could be an artist
The music makes me think of Nacho Libre. Also how is this art?