POSTMINIMAALKUNST – arte povera, antivorm, maakunst, protsessikunst

land-art (maakunst)

Walter de Maria

• muuseumitöö• 1966• alumiinium• 4 x 36 x 36 inc

Walter de Maria

• äikeseväli (Quemado, New Mexico)

• 1974-77• 400 roostevabast terasest

teivast

Walter de Maria

• äikeseväli (Quemado, New Mexico)

• 1974-77• 400 roostevabast

terasest teivast

Walter de Maria

• äikeseväli (Quemado, New Mexico) 1974-77• 400 roostevabast terasest teivast

Walter de Maria

• "The Earth Room", an Interior earth sculpture by Walter de Maria is an installation of 250 cubic yards of earth in a 3,600 square feet floor space, 22 inches high and weight 280,000 pounds. It was initiated by Dia Center for the Arts, the foundation which has ke

Walter de Maria• An interior earth

sculpture. 250 cubic yards of earth (197 cubic meters)3,600 square feet of floor space (335 square meters)22 inch depth of material (56 centimeters)Total weight of sculpture: 280,000 lbs. (127,300 kilos)

The New York Earth Room, 1977

Walter de Maria

• miilipikkune joonistus Mojave kõrb, California

• 1968 aprill• kriit,paralleel-

sed jooned teineteisest 366 cm kaugusel

christo

• Christo, Valley Curtain, 1970-72

christo

• Pont Neuf, Pariis• 1986

christo

• Christo, The Umbrella Project, California and Japan, 1991

christo

• Christo, The Running Fence, Marin County, California, 1976

christo• The Running Fence, view running into the sea.

Robert Smithson

• Robert Smithson, The Spiral Jetty, 1970, black basalt, limestone and earth, 1,500' (aerial photograph)

Robert Smithson• Robert Smithson, The Spiral

Jetty, from land

robert smithson

• "Sixth Mirror Displacement, from Yucatan Mirror Displacements (1-9)," by Robert Smithson, 1969, 9 chromogenic-development slides (exhibition prints, 2000), 12 x 12 inches,

robert smiths

on

– Asphalt Rundown

– 1969 – Asphalt

, earth• robert

smithson

Robert Smithson

• Caida de asfalto, 1969,

Robert Smithson

• Robert SmithsonMirrors and Shelly Sand1969-1970Fifty 12-inch x 48-inch mirrors, back to back; beach sand with shells or pebblesApproximately 28 feet long