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Jars in Tennessee, Jetties in Utah
I continue to be caught up and compelled by the ongoing saga of the Spiral Jetty. It is a touchstone for so many compelling personal themes: the unique power that is an art pilgrimage site (Bilbao, th… more →
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Long Term Viability of American Land Art Icons?
Deborah Barlow wrote 1 year ago: Michael Heizer, Double Negative Green issues are now high up the political agenda, from worries abou … more →
Jars in Tennessee, Jetties in Utah
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Deborah Barlow wrote 1 year ago: I continue to be caught up and compelled by the ongoing saga of the Spiral Jetty. It is a touchstone … more →
Erin Hogan: Melding Gravitas with Whimsy
Deborah Barlow wrote 1 year ago: Erin Hogan A few weeks ago I posted a review of a new book on Slow Painting, Spiral Jetta by Erin Ho … more →
Making Strange
Deborah Barlow wrote 1 year ago: It has been three full days since I saw Guy Maddin’s “documentary,” My Winnipeg, a … more →
Snowy River
Deborah Barlow wrote 1 year ago: Fort Stanton Cave, New Mexico: Hundreds of feet beneath Earth’s surface, a few seasoned cave e … more →
A Hum in Our Ears
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Deborah Barlow wrote 1 year ago: Summer arrives on Saturday, so say the calendar keepers. (Although the idea of a season having an of … more →
Stillness, in Color
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Deborah Barlow wrote 1 year ago: A few views of the Lake District, where color and stillness speak Ask Me Sometime when the river run … more →
Ancient Land
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Deborah Barlow wrote 1 year ago: What a relief to spend the last few days in a country that doesn’t have a president named Bush … more →
OOTBCIP (Out of Town, but Checking in Periodically)
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Deborah Barlow wrote 1 year ago: I leave today for England, followed by a visit to Italy to see my daughter Kellin. The first part of … more →
Time Again in Which to Make the Imagined Human Paradise: Jorie Graham
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Deborah Barlow wrote 1 year ago: My interest is ongoing in the poetic mastery of Jorie Graham. Thanks to several readers, especially … more →
Getting to Into
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Deborah Barlow wrote 1 year ago: My work has a close relationship to landscape, but it is not a direct one. People often talk about a … more →
Being Schooled
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Deborah Barlow wrote 1 year ago: Silence and solitude, as great teachers have always advised, open us up to new layers of consciousne … more →
Preservation of Earthworks: Lightning Field
Deborah Barlow wrote 1 year ago: The Dia Art Foundation is hoping to raise $1.1m by the end of next month to protect 6,000 acres of l … more →
Public Art and the Bottom Line
Deborah Barlow wrote 1 year ago: Courtesy of Amy C. Elliott/Public Art fund For more than a century, the majestic Brooklyn Bridge has … more →
Keep Those Cards and Letters Coming
Deborah Barlow wrote 1 year ago: Here’s a ray of hope on the Spiral Jetty preservation front. This article by Patty Henetz appe … more →
Latest News on Preservation of the Spiral Jetty
Deborah Barlow wrote 1 year ago: Welcome to the story, NYT; what are you talking about? I’m delighted that the NYT has (finally … more →
Preservation Update
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Deborah Barlow wrote 1 year ago: Satellite view of the Spiral Jetty For those following the effort to preserve the Spiral Jetty, here … more →
From the Center of My Life Came a Great Fountain
Deborah Barlow wrote 1 year ago: The Wild Iris At the end of my suffering there was a door. Hear me out: that which you call death I … more →
Richard Serra/Robert Smithson Continuum
Deborah Barlow wrote 1 year ago: The Shift, by Richard Serra Other than maybe patching up a “few cracks in it,” Richard S … more →
