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Martin Puryear Will Create a Monumental Brick Dome at Storm King – SURFACE

Hit the Road With These 4 Unforgettable Land Art Road Trips, From a Visit to the 'Lightning Field' to a Cruise Through the 'Ghost Ranch'

Maya Lin Builds a Final Monument to the Climate

With the opening of frieze Senior Editor Evan Moffitt Evan Moffitt On 10 May, you will unveil Ghost Forest in Madison Square Park in New York: a sculptural installation and monument to the world’s dying forests. How did you first become engaged with the issue of deforestation and how will the work approach the specific ecological concerns of New York?  Maya Lin My earth-based, site-specific outdoor works, such as the Storm King Wavefield [2007–08] or the earth line drawing I recently installed at Princeton University [ The Princeton Line, 2018], are embedded in the earth and of a permanent nature. Installing something temporary in Madison Square Park at first threw me. I considered doing a piece with living trees that you could move through, akin to a willow walk. Then, while hiking in Colorado with my husband two summers ago, I saw swathes of forest that had been devastated by beetle infestation, because the winters hadn’t been cold enough to kill off the beetl

A Historic Road Trip Through New York's Hudson Valley

Must-see art abounds both indoors and outdoors in this pastoral region by Gina DeCaprio Vercesi, AARP, May 4, 2021 | Comments: Storm King Art Center Covid-19 Update Given the ongoing crisis, several museums featured in this story currently require advance reservations to visit and have limited their hours and capacity. Check museum websites for updates as well as the New York State Coronavirus Travel Advisory website for detailed information on traveling to the Hudson Valley from out of state during the pandemic. The majesty of New York s Hudson Valley has been inspiring artists since Thomas Cole founded the country s first major art movement here in the early 19th century. Today the work of those pioneering landscape painters shares the stage with a cornucopia of creativity from massive, contemporary sculpture to works by old masters and unique pieces crafted by local artisans. Embark on this five-day, art-centric road trip through the heart of the region the

Maya Lin's "Ghost Forest" Installation Brings Dead Trees From Pine Barrens To Madison Square Park

Maya Lin s Ghost Forest Installation Brings Dead Trees From Pine Barrens To Madison Square Park arrow Ghost Forest in Madison Square Park Scott Lynch/Gothamist Designer and architect Maya Lin is getting ready to unveil a new art project in May called Ghost Forest, a tree installation about the effects of climate change in Madison Square Park. The piece, which was originally planned for summer 2020, will now be open to the public from May 10th through November 14th, 2021. According to a press release, Ghost Forest derives its name from the devastating natural phenomenon in which vast tracts of forestland that have died off due to extreme weather events related to climate change as well as sea-level rise and saltwater infiltration.