グッゲンハイム美術館のインスタグラム(guggenheim) - 4月22日 23時02分

Happy #EarthDay! Artist Robert Smithson may be best known for his Spiral Jetty (1970), a monumental spiral of crushed rock gracing the waters of Utah’s Salt Lake. But to characterize him simply as an Earthwork artist would be to miss the depth of his vision, which lies in the interstices between sculpture, Land art, photography, film, and the written word.
From the Guggenheim collection, Smithson's "Yucatan Mirror Displacements" (1–9) were created by installing 12-inch-square mirrors on dispersed sites during a trip to Mexico in 1969. The resulting series of nine color photographs was published in Artforum to accompany Smithson’s essay “Incidents of Mirror-Travel in the Yucatan” (1969). Part Earthwork and part image, the displacements contemplate temporality; while the mirror records the passage of time, its photograph suspends time.

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