It is the objective of this essay to compare an interpretation of Islamic conceptions of time, space and artifact, too the work and writings, particularly the Spiral Jetty, by Robert Smithson and his conceptions of: time, space and artifact I want to make apparent here the use of “interpretation” simply because any discussion of Islam like
which he built Spiral Jetty as a kind of anti-monument 1 Persisting, beyond any function, into an incompatible present, these structures do not allow the site to “cohere” into a single time or place The experience of the Spiral Jetty is constituted by an analogous layering or stratification of time: the present is palpably covered
possibility of the Spiral Jetty ”2 Smithson began to shape the Jetty using two dump trucks, a tractor, and a large front loader The completed Spiral Jetty is a 1,500-foot coil made of black basalt and earth taken from the site; at the time it was created, it extended 400 feet into the Great Salt Lake It is approximately 15 feet wide and slowly
being conveyed (Ghal'eh, 2009; Parker, 2010) The spiral shape of Spiral Jetty is an ecstatic symbol of life in the world of man-made death and beyond which moves relentlessly, yet it is tightly coiled like a snake about to spring (Nadalian, 2011) Semiotic of land art works is the main keyword of the discussion developed in the present study
Spiral Jetty, Gianfranco Gorgoni27 Lesson Plan: Perspectives of Spiral Jetty, Andrea Heidinger 28 Great Salt Lake Landscan, Center for Land Use Interpretation 35 Lesson Plan: The Wave, Nancy Peterson36 Lesson Plan: Sink or Float? Patricia Anderson 38
sculptures and for Spiral Jetty (fig 2) He held the view that an artist must first prove to be an adequate philosopher, must wander the furthest reaches of con-Figure 2 Robert Smithson (American, 1938–1973), Spiral Jetty, 1970 Mud, salt crystals, rocks, water, 457 2 × 4 6 m (1500 × 15 ft ) New York,
Spiral Jetty by Robert Smithson, Sun Tunnels by Nancy Holt While the extremities of the American West provide a useful and alluring subject and setting to study and crystalize practices, the approaches covered in this course are not specific to any site or region; they can be applied to any landscape, urban or rural THE COURSE
Another very important artwork, Spiral Jetty, is located on the north shore of Great Salt Lake at Rozel Point It is maybe a better-known example of the genre and probably more-often visited, because its location is not quite as remote as Sun Tunnels Spiral Jetty creator Robert Smithson and Nancy Holt were married until
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Robert SMITHSON (1938-1973), Spiral Jetty, désert de l'Utah, Grand lac salé, USA,1970 Spiral Jetty prend la forme d'une spirale de 457 m de long et de 4,6 m de large, s'enroulant dans le sens inverse des aiguilles d'une montre Bâtie à l'aide de boue, de cristaux de sel, de rochers de basalte, de bois et Taille du fichier : 176KB
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Robert Smithson : Spiral Jetty Spiral Jetty, créée par Robert Smithson est une œuvre mythique, réalisée en 1970 dans un paysage mythique, sur la rive nord du Gand Lac Salé(Utah, USA) « La couleur très particulière de l'eau, d'un rose-orangé intense, (est) due à la prolifération d'une algue marine à cet endroit du lac Le paysage, dominé par
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Le paysage dans l’art à travers les époques
http:// wikipedia org/wiki/Fichier:Spiral-jetty-from-rozel-point png CC-BY-SA-2 0 La charge de la cavalerie rouge Kazimir Malevitch 1928 - 1932 Huile sur toile Musée russe de Saint Petersburg Spirale Jetty Robert Smithson Photographiée en avril 2005
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histoire des arts: un travail interdisciplinaire
“Spiral Jetty” de Robert Smithson, à Great Salt Lake (Utah) Avec le “Land art”, la nature détruira les traces de l’intervention humaine • “
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Robert Smithson, Spiral Jetty, Grand Lac salé, Utah, É -U , Andy Goldsworthy, Richard Long, Dennis Oppenheim, Paul-Armand Gette Mais cette recherche d’expérimentations nouvelles, qui visent à comprendre ce qu’on ne comprend pas, à rendre familier ce qui est
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Titre : Spiral Jetty Date : 1970 L’art qui s’intègre dans la Arts plastiques nature
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Une œuvre peinte de 21 000 m² dans un lieu unique
équivalent de la "Spiral Jetty" de Robert Smithson J'ai donc choisi le gué du Gois comme "support" à mon projet parce qu'il présente une dimension artistique intrinsèque autant qu’il est inscrit dans l’histoire des hommes de ce pays Le mouvement du Land Art a contribué à sortir les œuvres des structures muséales et institutionnelles, à faire de l'activité artistique une
Robert SMITHSON (1938-1973), Spiral Jetty, désert de l'Utah, Grand lac salé, USA,1970 Smithson propose une interprétation d'un mythe indien et ainsi rend
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7 Like Martin, Coplans sees the jetty as imputed with meaning by the artist but, for Coplans, the meaning cannot "abandon" the work (as Martin claims) since its
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Spiral Jetty, juste au-dessus de la surface de l'eau, une immense digue Cette complexité sémantique autorise des interprétations très diverses de l'œuvre
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By exploring how meaning is embedded in forms through geological information about how minerals are embedded in the earth, Smithson was able to make his
Soto, Pénétrable in Neon Lime, 2015 · Franck O' Gehry, Musée Guggenheim à Bilbao, 1997 · Robert Smithson, Spiral Jetty, 1970 Points du socle commun
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10 Robert Smithson, « Spiral Jetty » in Robert Smithson 7 Voir Lynne Cooke, Spiral Jetty Cette interprétation, loin d'être fausse, ne rendait toutefois
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Spiral jetty meaning Spiral jettyArtistRobert SmithsonYear1970 (1970) TypeSculptureMediumBasalt rock, salt crystals, earth, water Sizes4,572 m × 457, 2 m (15
Discuss what Spiral Jetty looks like its possible meanings
that the ideal the end we all struggle toward in science
He even hired a con- struction company to haul in tons and tons of rock for the Spiral Jetty. The land artists were a group of rugged rebels who detested the. “
- C'est le cas de "Spiral Jetty" une immense spirale de sable et de pierres au bord d'un grand lac salé
3 sept. 2019 An analysis of the multiple perspectives required to maintain and promote Spiral Jetty demonstrates the need for varied approaches to the ...
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The monumental earthwork Spiral Jetty. (1970) was created by artist Robert. Smithson and is located off Rozel Point in the north arm of Great Salt Lake.
7 Like Martin Coplans sees the jetty as imputed with meaning by the artist but
Spiral Jetty prend la forme d'une spirale de 457 m de long et de 46 m de Smithson propose une interprétation d'un mythe indien et ainsi rend hommage à une ...
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Spiral Jetty» Robert Smithson
Matière. Codes Plastiques. Analyse - Interprétation. Robert. SMITHSON. (1938 – 1973). Spiral Jetty. (1970). Utah – Salt Lake. City USA. Légende indienne.
the source of our own hallucination? Along with an early influential analysis of the Spiral Jetty
10 mars 1972 process through which the Spiral Jetty an earthwork sculpture created by the ... or through the analyst's interpretation of this process.
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3 sept. 2019 Using Robert Smithson's Spiral Jetty (1970) as a case study I have outlined ... Director of the Center for Land Use Interpretation and.
Analyse - Interprétation. Robert. SMITHSON. (1938 – 1973). Spiral Jetty. (1970). Utah – Salt Lake. City USA. Légende indienne d'un tourbillon.
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nearby were part of the context of its display and interpretation. Moreover when he initially made Spiral Jetty
Robert SMITHSON (1938-1973) Spiral Jetty
Figure I : Spiral Jetty Rozel Point Great Salt Lake Utah 1970 un an après la mort de l'auteur donne une interprétation psychanalytique des
Spiral Jetty prend la forme d'une spirale de 457m de long et de 46 m de large s'enroulant dans le sens inverse des aiguilles d'une montre
Robert SMITHSON (1938-1973) Spiral Jetty désert de l'Utah Smithson propose une interprétation d'un mythe indien et ainsi rend hommage à une tribu
The monumental earthwork Spiral Jetty (1970) was created by artist Robert Smithson and is located off Rozel Point in the north arm of Great Salt Lake
It is like a parody of rational meaning: creating coincidental similarities between the psychical and the physical and intentionally not discriminating co-
One of the most remarkable examples of Land art is Robert Smithson's Spiral Jetty located at Rozel Point peninsula on the northeastern shore of Great Salt
This article traces entropology as an aesthetic practice through Robert Smithson's Earthwork particularly the Spiral Jetty and into twenty-first century
View PDF Entropic Discourse in Robert Smithson's Spiral Jetty and to and in dialogue with Hegel's dialectical interpretation of the work of art
Spiral Jetty by Gary Shapiro (November 2019) Robert Smithson designed and directed the construction of his iconic work the Spiral Jetty in April 1970
This paper describes a low-cost method of aerial balloon photography that has been successfully used to document and monitor Spiral Jetty's condition
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