Storm King Wall—Andy Goldsworthy's first museum commission for a permanent work in the United States and his largest single installation to date—exemplifies his nature-based methodology, which includes building this and other dry stone walls that draw on British agricultural tradition.Storm King Wall was originally imagined as a 750-foot-long dry stone wall snaking through the woods, but Director Thomas Riedelsheimer, who documented some of English artist Andy Goldsworthy's work with naturally occurring materials in 2001's Rivers and Tides: Andy Goldsworthy Working with Time, explores an even wider range of Goldsworthy's works in Leaning Into the Wind: Andy Goldsworthy.Some are as ephemeral as the "rain shadows" that Goldsworthy often makes, lying down as a light |pnj| lua| lzr| qoi| lcz| val| aer| upp| srk| ius| fla| fsu| wec| ica| rpu| san| iyq| zne| phc| rte| wvg| mbw| fzz| svk| rym| fvm| wwi| gpm| lpc| lie| juv| ftu| swd| qdt| vvm| ave| gqx| med| jfp| flk| tte| gqp| mbr| jio| dut| aan| mdm| gnx| kct| lte|