I’m having entirely too much fun for a Friday morning with the Andy Goldsworthy Digital Catalogue. His ephemeral nature renderings blow my mind. Definitely worth further investigation.
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I LOVE Andy Goldsworthy! There is a documentary about him, Rivers and Tides, that is amaaaazing. So inspiring.
these are beautiful. sounds like i need to look into this documentary…
-angela
the documentary michelle mentioned IS amazing! i watched it in art history class in college, and i didn’t want it to end.
I am most definitely putting that documentary on my Netflix list!
Another cool reference: Miss Crowland on Twitter mentioned that his sculptures look like bower bird sculptures: http://static.panoramio.com/photos/original/2417212.jpg
Neat!
During the ICPL days, I’d spent a lot of time not working flipping through his books. I love him!
andy goldsworthy is the best! and that documentary is wonderful. also, he’s also got an installation ‘rock wall’ at storm king (right above NYC).