New case studies: Upside-down trees, Mass MoCA
Large-scale artists: Michael Heizer
Robert Smithson
Richard Serra
Andy Goldsworthy
Theo Jansen
Sci-Arch - adaptive reuse
Berlin Wall
Continuation of Grounds For Sculpture
Visit to facility
Site visit for next week (possibly, since visit is monday am first thing)
Visits of site in Philadelphia area for railroad images in the absence of an actual site visit thus far
Site visit acquisitions:
Plotting of areas of interest in and around the Reading Yard
Restaurants
Cultural areas
Neighborhoods
Groups of users
Comfort zones
Interesting nodes/nichés
Site does not need an actual 'monument' per se... ie Berlin Wall. The wall is no longer there, and there is no physical element from it standing in its place, yet it is still immortalized or preserved in books, films and photographs. The memory of it is powerful enough, and once it begins to outgrow the times, it will evolve and obtain a new meaning and definition for itself.
More to follow tomorrow.
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CHECK OUT "DANCING IN THE LANDSCAPE: SCULPTURE BY ATHENA TACHA."
maybe itll spark some inspiration.
i think i mentioned this to you earlier and I don't know if you've been there but Dia Beacon is probably a great case study:
http://www.diacenter.org/bindex.html
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