Online, the 340-ton granite boulder has been used to signify various threats, from the personal to the political. Michael Heizer, Levitated Mass (2012), on view at the L.A. County Museum of Art in ...
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On Sunday, the Los Angeles County Museum of Art will finally open its latest "destination artwork," Levitated Mass. That's the name bestowed on the 340-ton boulder transported from a quarry in ...
“God made the rock. Man made all this equipment,” said a Riverside resident who'd driven to Jurupa Valley, a few miles east of home last night. He and over a hundred others gathered to see a 340-ton ...
Documentary filmmaker Doug Pray will be on hand Friday and Saturday at the Roxy Theater to talk about "Levitated Mass," his chronicle of a massive public art project in Los Angeles. "Massive" isn't an ...
According to the museum’s blog, you will finally be able to “walk through the long concrete slot—one-and-a-half-football-fields long—descending 15 feet as the giant granite megalith rises over your ...
Directed and edited by Doug Pray, this documentary about the title artwork—a 340-ton slab of granite suspended over a 15-foot ditch in front of the Los Angeles County Museum of Art—plays like ...
EVEN ON FILM, far removed from its first-hand visceral impact, Michael Heizer’s “Levitated Mass” is an impressive work. A 340-ton chunk of granite, it sits outside the Los Angeles County Museum of Art ...
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - The 340-ton granite rock that became a star during its slow sojourn across California roads in March took up residence at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art on Sunday at an ...
The mechanics of defining what is and isn’t art has tendered an ongoing debate since the discovery of drawings in caveman dwellings. How much do we as humans have to manipulate something before it ...
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