Enclosure / Andy Goldsworthy ; introduction by James Putnam.

Main entry:

Goldsworthy, Andy, 1956-

Title & Author:

Enclosure / Andy Goldsworthy ; introduction by James Putnam.

Publication:

New York : Abrams, 2007.

Description:

189 pages : illustrations (chiefly color), color map ; 30 cm

Notes:
Introduction / James Putnam -- Sheep Field Water Stone Wood -- The Sheepfolds Project -- Sheep Paintings -- Townhead Burn & Yorkshire Sculpture Park.

Summary:

"In an agricultural context, the word 'enclosure' refers to an area of land surrounded by a boundry ... In Britain, farmers have since Neolithic times enclosed sheep in walled structures called sheepfolds. Beginning in 1996, Goldsworthy undertook a highly ambitious project that involved restoring sheepfolds spread throughout Cumbria." It is this extraordinary project that forms the core of Enclosure.--pg.9

ISBN:

9780810993914
0810993910
9780500093368
0500093369

Subject:

Goldsworthy, Andy, 1956- Catalogs.
Goldsworthy, Andy, 1956- Catalogues.
Goldsworthy, Andy, 1956-
Outdoor sculpture Catalogs.
Nature (Aesthetics)
Stone in art.
Earthworks (Art) England.
Environment (Art)
Walls in art.
Rocks in art.
Outdoor sculpture.
Nature (Esthétique)
Pierre dans l'art.
Land art Angleterre.
Environnement (Art)
Murs dans l'art.
Roches dans l'art.
Sculpture en plein air.
Sculpture en plein air Catalogues.
environmental art.
outdoor sculpture.
Earthworks (Art)
Outdoor sculpture Pictorial works.
England

Form/genre:

Catalog
catalogs (documents)
Catalogs
Catalogues.

Holdings:

Location: Library main 254548
Call No.: BIB 184588
Status: Available

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