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Michael Heizer: Monumental Earthwork City Unveiled - Vimarsana News

Michael Heizer: Monumental Earthwork City Unveiled

A monumental earthwork by the artist Michael Heizer (born 1944) has been unveiled in Central Eastern Nevada.

SCI-ARc professors resign after changes to internship policies - Vimarsana News

SCI-ARc professors resign after changes to internship policies

Tom Wiscombe and Marrikka Trotter are out at SCI-Arc. Plus, John Williams at 90 and the photo that captures Korean history, in our weekly arts newsletter

American Artist Michael Heizer's Monumental Sculpture "City" Is Finally Ready - Vimarsana News

American Artist Michael Heizer's Monumental Sculpture "City" Is Finally Ready

Michael Heizer was just 27 years old when he began work on "City" in 1970. Now, 50 years later, the reclusive American artist is finally ready to showcase his life's work. The 1.5-mile-long complex, which cost $40 million to build, opened to the public on September 2, 2022. It is the largest contemporary artwork ever built. While "City's" exact location is a secret, it lies somewhere in a remote valley in Nevada's Great Basin Desert.

Barrick Museum of Art Hosts Open Call for Artists - Vimarsana News

Barrick Museum of Art Hosts Open Call for Artists

Five to 10 artists will be chosen to produce work that responds to five historic Nevadan land art sites associated with artworks by Walter De Maria, Jean Tinguely, and Michael Heizer.

Source: unlv.edu
How AI sees the world — in ways that are predictable, yet way off - Vimarsana News

How AI sees the world — in ways that are predictable, yet way off

What AI means for illustration. Plus, Korean Modernism at LACMA and delays at the Lucas Museum in our weekly arts newsletter.