British sculptor Andy Goldsworthy has long been known for his unconventional approach to art. In an ongoing project at Kansas City’s Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, Goldsworthy has created a ...

His preferred artist's materials are alive, or were-- felled trees, grass shoots, colorful leaves. Or, it's the raw stuff of Nature -- rock, water, the earth itself. Andy Goldsworthy's landscape ...

OGUNQUIT — Ogunquit Performing Arts and Ogunquit Arts Collaborative continue the "Art Videos at the Gallery" series with the ninth film presentation: "Andy Goldsworthy — Rivers and Tides ...

"Andy Goldsworthy: Walking Wall," March 5 - November 30, 2019, Donald J. Hall Sculpture Park, The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, 4525 Oak Street, Kansas City, Missouri.

It was Andy Goldsworthy. ... It reminds me of the ripples that form after a rock is tossed into a pond, ... The author at "Storm King Wall," Andy Goldsworthy's piece at the Storm King Art Center.

Rivers and Tides: Andy Goldsworthy Working with Time, written and directed by Thomas Riedelsheimer. Usually called an “environmental sculptor,” Andy Goldsworthy creates sculptures out of ...

The new Doerr-Hosier Center at the Aspen Institute is a piece of art itself and from now until March 28, the Art of Andy Goldsworthy is being featured. “Stone River,” a rock wall that undulates across ...

Starting on a field near the Nelson-Atkins Museum, Andy Goldsworthy's stone Walking Wall is gradually migrating across Kansas City. It's a great work of land art... but what happens when politics ...

goldsworthy_165_db.jpg View of entry court of the new de Young museum which British artist Andy Goldsworthy, is constructing his sculpture, "Faultline," at the new de Young museum in Golden Gate Park.

In theory, great art is priceless. In reality, it gets a little more complicated. A recent work of art in Australia by environmental sculptor Andy Goldsworthy has been ruffling some feathers in ...

AN egg-shaped pile of rocks that will crumble into its environment has cost taxpayers almost $700,000 after being built in a remote section of national park near the Sunshine Coast.

Rock art by Andy Goldsworthy worth $700,000 built in remote section of Queensland national park. AN egg-shaped pile of rocks that will crumble into its environment has cost taxpayers almost $ ...