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    Radius Books is publishing a new book titled "LAND/ART New Mexico" that explores the relationship between land, art, and community in New Mexico. The 196-page book features over 110 color illustrations and essays from Lucy Lippard, William L. Fox, Nancy Marie Mithlo, and MaLin Wilson. It documents an exhibition and event series from 2009 involving over 25 New Mexico arts organizations examining environmental and land art works by more than 60 artists, including pieces that address humanity's changing relationship with nature.

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    Radius Books is publishing a new book titled "LAND/ART New Mexico" that explores the relationship between land, art, and community in New Mexico. The 196-page book features over 110 color illustrations and essays from Lucy Lippard, William L. Fox, Nancy Marie Mithlo, and MaLin Wilson. It documents an exhibition and event series from 2009 involving over 25 New Mexico arts organizations examining environmental and land art works by more than 60 artists, including pieces that address humanity's changing relationship with nature.

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    Radius Books is publishing a new book titled "LAND/ART New Mexico" that explores the relationship between land, art, and community in New Mexico. The 196-page book features over 110 color illustrations and essays from Lucy Lippard, William L. Fox, Nancy Marie Mithlo, and MaLin Wilson. It documents an exhibition and event series from 2009 involving over 25 New Mexico arts organizations examining environmental and land art works by more than 60 artists, including pieces that address humanity's changing relationship with nature.

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    RADIUS BOOKS

    announces the publication of

    LAND/ART New Mexico


    Introduction by Bill Gilbert
    Essays by Lucy Lippard, William L. Fox, Nancy Marie Mithlo and MaLin Wilson
    Kathleen Shields, Editorial Consultant
    196 pages, 110 four color illus., 11¼ x 10½ inches. $45
    ISBN 978-1-934435-17-5
    Distributed by DAP
    available from Radius Books, 516 ARTS, participating venues & select bookstores

    The “Land Art” movement emerged in the 1970s when some adventurous artists
    departed the New york gallery scene to make art in the open landscapes of the
    American West. Some of the most famous examples include Robert Smithson’s
    Spiral Jetty, James Turrell’s Roden Crater in Arizona, and Walter de Maria’s The
    Lightning Field in New Mexico. Since then, the Land Art genre has been subsumed
    under the more general term “environmental art,” which recogizes that what we
    now think of as the “environment” has broadened to include the global community,
    the microscopic world, cyber space and suburban sprawl as well as wilderness and
    the urban environment.

    In the summer and fall of 2009, over 25 New Mexico arts organizations have joined
    together to present LAND/ART, which explores the relationship between land, art
    and community through exhibitions, site-specific art works, lectures, performances
    and a culminating book. Focusing on “environmental” or “Land” art, the collaboration
    seeks to address our changing relationship to nature, and offer a new or previously
    unconsidered understanding of the places in which we live. The book features the
    work of a sampling of the over 60 participating artists including The Center for Land
    Use Interpretation, Michael P. Berman, Erika Blumenfeld, David Taylor, Basia Irland,
    Patrick Dougherty, Katie Holten, Yoshimi Hayashi, Shelley Niro and many more.

    www.landartnm.org
    www.radiusbooks.org

    LAND/ART is organized by 516 ARTS, a nonprofit organization.


    www.516arts.org

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