Tag Archives: Dia Art Foundation

Franz Erhard Walther's Sehkanal, 1968. Museumgoers activate Walther's fabric "instruments" through physical interaction. PAULA COURT/COURTESY DIA ART FOUNDATION, NEW YORK
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Unfinished Werk

By Posted 06/01/11

Franz Erhard Walther’s sculptures are perpetual works in progress. Read More

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Fantastic Voyage

By Posted 05/01/11

Visit the Adobe Museum of Digital Media without leaving your computer. Read More

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Scents & Sensibility

By Posted 03/01/11

Gunpowder, grass, jasmine, pine, pollution, and patchouli are some of the odors wafting around galleries, museums, and studios these days as artists incorporate scent into the esthetic experience. Read More

Aleksandra Mir’s “spoof on Earth Art and art history” transformed a Dutch beach into a lunar landscape of hills and craters for a day in l999. COURTESY THE ARTIST (2)
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Moving Mountains, Walking on Water

By Posted 06/01/04

As artists like James Turrell and Michael Heizer continue to toil on their massive Earthworks, caretakers of other examples of Land Art are facing questions of conservation, access, and environmental impact. Meanwhile, more ecologically conscious artists have been updating the genre. Read More