LAND ART FORWARD
Land Art Forward booth featured by international medias
Art Basel Miami Beach, Meridians Sector
A "Baby of Hope" sits among charred wood in an art piece titled "Rebirth in the Inferno," by artist Alan Sonfist, who is part of the Land Art Forward group, during Art Basel Miami Beach Wednesday, Dec. 4, 2024, in Miami Beach, Fla.
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Pioneering Environmental Creativity: Pushing the Boundaries of Environmental Art to Raise Awareness for Climate Change.
Collaborating with Institutions to Address Issues that Were Not As Prominent When Original Land Art Movement Emerged.
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Public monuments traditionally have celebrated events in human history—acts of heroism important to the human community. Increasingly, as we come to understand our dependence on nature, the concept of community expands to include non-human elements. Civic monuments, then, should honor and celebrate the life and acts of the total community, the human ecosystem, including natural phenomena. Especially within the city, public monuments should recapture and revitalize the history of the natural environment at that location.