The Art of Light and Space
The Art of Light and Space

Jan Butterfield ; artists' Portraits by Jim McHugh

Editor(s)
Jan Butterfield
Publication
New York : Abbeville Press, 1993
Scope
271 Pages, illustrated, 28 cm.
ISBN
1558952725

Light and Space, a movement originating in California in the 1960s, defined its art by its very experiential existence and usually consisted of ephemeral installations. Using a combination of installation photographs, comments by artists and critics, and language that captures the works' evocative nature without lapsing into meaningless jargon, Jan Butterfield focuses on ten key artists and through their work traces the development of Light and Space art from its early, experimental phase to its mature expressions and present acceptance in the form of major public commissions.


Person as subject
Robert Irwin, James Turrelll, Bruce Nauman, ...[et al.]
Keywords
land art , installation , sculpture
Location
Cabinet 11 - 5: Installatiekunst ; sculptuur
Extra themes
Art Nature and Landscape
Remarks
Incl. bibliographical references and Index.