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+ Gagosian

We usually use light to illuminate things. I am interested in the “thingness” of light itself. Continue reading James Turrell

+ Friends Seminary school

The Leading Skyspace, located at Friends Seminary school, designed by James Turrell Leading provides a spiritual setting conducive to silence and contemplation—a Meeting Room in the sky and a physical manifestation of Friends Seminary’s mission. Located atop the School’s 16th Street campus, the work of art is the first one attached to a K-12 school anywhere. Continue reading James Turrell

photos: © Florian Holzherr . + Roden Crater

Roden Crater, located in the Painted Desert region of Northern Arizona, is an unprecedented large-scale artwork created within a volcanic cinder cone by light and space artist James Turrell. Representing the culmination of the artist’s lifelong research in the field of human visual and psychological perception, Roden Crater is a controlled environment for the experiencing and contemplation of light. Continue reading James Turrell

+ Kayne Griffin Corcoran

In the exhibition, four newly created Glass works will be installed each with their own scale, shape and experience of color. This series was developed from his first Glass works begun in 2006, which were significant in their introduction of a deliberately temporal element. Each Glass is a unique composition, in which hundreds of vivid combinations of colors seep into and against each other as they slowly shift over time. Continue reading James Turrell