Publication accompanying the exhibition ‘Ends of the Earth: Land Art to 1974,’ presented at The Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles from May to August 2012 and at the Haus der Kunst in Munich from October 2012 to January 2013. The show was organised by Phillip Kaiser and Miwon Kwon, and was the first large scale museum exhibition of Land art. It documents the history of Land art from its emergence during the early 1960s through 1974, bringing together works by more than 80 artists and projects from United Kingdom, Japan, the Philippines, Israel, Iceland, Eastern and Northern Europe, as well as North and South Americas. The catalogue includes colour and black-and-white reproductions of works, with essays by Tom Holert, Philipp Kaiser, Miwon Kwon, Julienne Lorz, Jane McFadden, Julian Myers and Emily Eliza Scott.
Onsite
English
group exhibition,  environmental art,  sculpture,  site-specific art,  art history
2012
263
9783791351940
1
catalogue
Ends of the Earth and Back - Philipp KAISER, Miwon KWON
Willoughby Sharp on the 'Earth Art' Exhibition at Cornell University, Ithica, New York 1969 - Willoughby SHARP
Not Sculpture: Along the Way to Land Art - Jane MCFADDEN
Interview with Seth Siegelaub (Conducted by Phillip Kaiser and Miwon Kwon)
Elsewhere: Desert Ends - Emily Eliza SCOTT
Virginia Dawn on Changing Boundaries - Virginia DAWN
Media: Land Art's Multiple Sites - Tom HOLERT
Interview with Germano Celant (Conducted by Phillip Kaiser and Miwon Kwon)
Urban Grounds: Earth beneath Detroit - Julian MYERS
Yona Fisher on Barriers and Connections - Yona FISHER
Transatlantic Crossings: The Case of Munich, 1968-1972 - Julienne LORZ
Laszlo Glozer on Pure Dirt, Pure Earth, Pure Land: A European Perspective on the Beginnings of Land Art - Laszlo GLOZER
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