Leigh Arnold

Sculpture | ISSUE 34

Mother Earth

Land art from the 1960s and 1970s emerged as artists engaged with monumental materials and direct intervention in the landscape; Groundswell: Women of Land Art at the Nasher Sculpture Center spotlights the women who shaped the movement.

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Architecture | ISSUE 28

Marfa Revival

Located in the center of town, the Chinati Foundation’s Chamberlain Building was built in 1940 as the headquarters of the Marfa Wool & Mohair Company, and underwent a considerable restoration to accommodate the work of John Chamberlain.

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Sculpture | ISSUE 26

Paradise City

Maren Hassinger has spent fifty years bending steel rope into something that behaves like weather. Two of those works now stand in the Sculpture Garden at Oklahoma Contemporary.

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Sculpture | ISSUE 25

Light On

For fifty years James Turrell has shaped light into architecture. On the eve of the first Colorado Skyspace, built into the side of a mountain in Green Mountain Falls, a look at the work that made him.

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Sculpture | ISSUE 22

Eternal Return

In April 1970, American artist Robert Smithson completed what has become perhaps one of the most iconic artworks of our time. Spiral Jetty continues to fascinate us fifty years after its completion.

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