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by John K. Grande
Foreword by
Edward Lucie-Smith
From the Introduction: TRUE TO NATURE by John K. Grande
These dialogues will provide the reader with a variety of artists'own views on the process of their artmaking and viewpoints on the place of nature in art. With a better understanding of how the art-nature phenomenon is occurring simultaneoulsy in many places, among a great variety of artists, in many countries, and how this synchronicity is no accident, readers will be provided with a broader worldview. It evidences the urgent need for contemporary art to embrace the nature phenomenon as an ongoing part of the dialogue on humanity's place in nature."
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
David Nash, Real Living Art
Patrick Dougherty, Yardworking
Gilles Bruni and Marc Barbarit, Eco-Habitat
Jerilea Zempel, Ephemeral Public Art
Alfio Bonanno, In Nature's Eyes
Doug Buis, Mechanical Botanical
Michael Singer, Designing with Nature
The Vegetal(and Mineral)World(s)of Bob Verschueren
Nils-Udo Nature Vision
Mario Reis, Riverwork
Bill Vazan, Cosmological Shadows
Hamish Fulton, No Walk, No Work!
Egil Martin Kurdøl, The Spike
Betty Beaumont, Culture Nature Catalyst
Alan Sonfist, Natural Cultural
Peter von Tiesenhausen, Ship of Life
Reinhard Reitzenstein, Earth in Context
Ursula von Rydingsvard, Earthbound Mystery
Mike MacDonald, Healing Gardens
Herman de Vries, chance and change
Chris Drury, The Heart of the Matter
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