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land art: a standalone construct

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Art history

art made in and with the landscape, often large and remote, using earth, rock and natural sites as material.

In art history, land art refers to art made in and with the landscape, often large and remote, using earth, rock and natural sites as material. This meaning comes from Beardsley (1984) in Earthworks and beyond.[1]

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References

Beardsley, J. (1984). Earthworks and beyond. Abbeville Press. ISBN 9780896594654

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