A lovely short film with Waldemar Januszczak assisting Andy Goldsworthy, create some impromptu land art in the Scottish borders.nnAn extra f...
A lovely short film with Waldemar Januszczak assisting Andy Goldsworthy, create some impromptu land art in the Scottish borders.nnAn extra from the ZCZ Films documentary, Sculpture Diaries.nFull film available to buy at - http://www.zczfilms.com/shop/nnFollow us on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/zczfilmsnAnd Twitter: http://twitter.com/#!/ZCZFilms Less
Andy Goldsworthy is a famous sculptor who makes sculpture from natural materials like stone, clay, ice, leaves and wood. We filmed him at wo...
Andy Goldsworthy is a famous sculptor who makes sculpture from natural materials like stone, clay, ice, leaves and wood. We filmed him at work on three large new pieces, for his biggest exhibitio... Less
Andy Goldsworthy has 3 natural sculptures in San Francisco Presidio. This long winding "Wood Line" is being run by a child.
http://www.alldocumentaries.org/gandy-goldsworthys-rivers-and-tides/ - Watch The Full DocumentarynnDownload from Alluc - https://www.alluc.t...
http://www.alldocumentaries.org/gandy-goldsworthys-rivers-and-tides/ - Watch The Full DocumentarynnDownload from Alluc - https://www.alluc.to/stream/Andy+Goldsworthy's+Rivers+and+Tidesnnhttp://www.alldocumentaries.org/ - Watch More Full Length Documentaries nn* Please subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRsTRw1gxqu91OL_9tPJLiw/feednn* Follow us on Google + : https://plus.google.com/u/0/b/102327111595117515202/102327111595117515202/aboutnn* Subscribe via RSS: http://feeds.feedburner.com/AllDocumentariesDotOrgnnAndy Goldsworthy's Rivers and TidesnnDocumentarian Thomas Riedelsheimer shows us Andy Goldsworthy as he creates art in natural settings using natural materials such as driftwood, ice, mud, leaves, and stones. Goldsworthy comments on his "earthworks" and occasionally responds to off screen questions from Riedelsheimer while he painstakingly builds his outdoors sculptures. With some exceptions, such as a winding stone wall that he built in Mountainville, NY, Goldsworthy's creations are intentionally mutable works.nnWe see how several of them fall apart, melt, or drift away due to exposure to the elements; we also see, for example, a complex structure of interconnected sticks collapse while Goldsworthy is still working on it.nnRiedelsheimer takes us to Goldsworthy's home in Penport, Scotland, and to a French museum, but the emphasis of the film is on observing Goldsworthy at work. Less
The garden is looking less than perfect at present. Today Andy Goldsworthy helps with a touch of weeding and tidying to get things back in s...
The garden is looking less than perfect at present. Today Andy Goldsworthy helps with a touch of weeding and tidying to get things back in shape. Less
http://www.tennisnow.com/ Tennis Now's Blair Henley discusses Andy Murray's maniacal laugh and his decapitated sculpture. Plus, get the late...
http://www.tennisnow.com/ Tennis Now's Blair Henley discusses Andy Murray's maniacal laugh and his decapitated sculpture. Plus, get the latest on Marin Cilic... Less
This is a presentation I gave at the University of Arkansas Little Rock, to the advanced figure sculpture class, September 2014.
Andy Goldsworthy et l'oeuvre du temps. Land art.
Storm King Art Center is one of the world’s leading sculpture parks. Storm King Art Center is located one hour ...
Listen to students reflect on their practice and process of making land art in the style of Andy Goldsworthy. Art 7 spent the quarter explor...
Listen to students reflect on their practice and process of making land art in the style of Andy Goldsworthy. Art 7 spent the quarter exploring Land Art. Our unit started off with some videos of Buddhist mandalas being made from sand and then swept away. Impermanence was emphasized throughout the project as the class watched Andy Goldsworthy work in his video Rivers and Tides. I invited students to think about a loss that they had experienced at some point in their life. It could be the loss of a pet, a relative, or even a feeling. As they worked to build their mandala they created their piece in memory of what was lost. See my website for more information about this project wp.me Less
Click for more Art School: https://wp.me/p4AWsA-fsnnHave you ever wondered about the public art you see around town? Do you know how to find...
Click for more Art School: https://wp.me/p4AWsA-fsnnHave you ever wondered about the public art you see around town? Do you know how to find the meaning of outdoor sculptures and paintings? Join an adorable six-year-old host on a journey to discover monumental public artworks throughout San Francisco. Public art is all around us, but sometimes we don't even notice it! Get some insight about the famed Bow and Arrow by the bay by artists Claes Oldenburg and Coosje Van Bruggen, and Ruth Asawa's bay-framing fountain sculpture across the street. Then grab your hiking boots and head for the woods to see Andy Goldsworthy's all-natural installations in The Presidio. Learn how to read these public artworks and many more, brought to you by the cutest curator in town. Do you have a favorite public artwork in your town? Snap a photo and share it with us on Twitter @KQEDArtSchool. nnArtwork credits in order of appearance:n nAlan FlemingnKeith HaringnClarion Alley Mural ProjectnJosué RojasnArmand VaillancourtnPrecita Eyes, Cory Calandra, Laura Campos, Brenda Miller and Patricia Rose nMark di Suvero nSirron Norris nGuarina Lopez nTony Bennett/Hearts in San FrancisconClaes Oldenburg and Coosje van Bruggen, Cupid’s SpannRuth Asawa, AuroranLawrence NoblenLawrence Halprin nRuth Asawa, AuroranAndy Goldsworthy/For-Site Foundation, SpirenKristin FarrnChris Johanson/SFMOMAnBrian Goggin and Dorka KeehnnHung YinGeorge Warren RickeynUgo RondinonenHenry Moore nAndy Goldsworthy/For-Site Foundation, WoodlinenColette Crutcher nClarion Alley Mural ProjectnSan Francisco Student Artwork/Powell Street BART StationnClarion Alley Mural ProjectnAndy Goldsworthy/For-Site Foundation, Woodline Less
Art 7 spent the quarter exploring Land Art. Our unit started off with some videos of Buddhist mandalas being made from sand and then swept a...
Art 7 spent the quarter exploring Land Art. Our unit started off with some videos of Buddhist mandalas being made from sand and then swept away. Impermanence was emphasized throughout the project as the class watched Andy Goldsworthy work in his video Rivers and Tides. I invited students to think about a loss that they had experienced at some point in their life. It could be the loss of a pet, a relative, or even a feeling. As they worked to build their mandala they created their piece in memory of what was lost. See my website for more information about this project wp.me Less
Our Memorial Day fire in 2014. Built with due homage to the fabulous natural sculptor Andy Goldsworthy. Thanks to my spouse for an over-the-...
Our Memorial Day fire in 2014. Built with due homage to the fabulous natural sculptor Andy Goldsworthy. Thanks to my spouse for an over-the-top video of this over-the-top fire. Less
Inspired by ephemeral artist Andy Goldsworthy, The Studio Fairfield has offered Art in Nature Camp for the past 6 summers. Enjoy as you watc...
Inspired by ephemeral artist Andy Goldsworthy, The Studio Fairfield has offered Art in Nature Camp for the past 6 summers. Enjoy as you watch students learn to create art in a natural environment... Less
Artworks inspired by Andy Goldsworthy - created at http://animoto.com.
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