Andy Goldsworthy is a British sculptor, photographer and environmentalist, and the son of a mathematician, which is reflected in the use of dramatic geometric shapes. Much of his work is transient ...

As recorded grippingly in Thomas Riedelsheimer's 2002 documentary on the artist, "Rivers and Tides," Andy Goldsworthy frequently works outdoors in isolation on fragile, transient pieces that the ...

What’s So Special About the Visually Stunning Land Art of Andy Goldsworthy? He is an artist deeply connected to his roots. Andy Goldsworthy, Snow drift, carved into, waiting for the wind, Grise ...

Andy Goldsworthy is an English environmental sculptor who uses natural surroundings to create site specific works. He explores and experiments with various materials found in nature such as leaves, ...

Goldsworthy designs and constructs rugged, large-scale installations like the one at deCordova. He arranges fallen trees, boulders and lots of stones outdoors in varied terrains. Some of the works ...

★ ★ ★ ★ “Leaning into the Wind — Andy Goldsworthy,” a documentary directed by Thomas Riedelsheimer. 93 minutes. Rated PG for brief language. Northwest Film Forum, through March 30.

Andy Goldsworthy is an internationally acclaimed artist like no other. Goldsworthy‘s medium is the earth (terra firma). The artist has traveled the world creating art installations that are ...

His preferred artist's materials are alive, or were-- felled trees, grass shoots, colorful leaves. Or, it's the raw stuff of Nature -- rock, water, the earth itself. Andy Goldsworthy's landscape ...

Andy Goldsworthy lives in Penpont, a small village in the glorious rolling countryside 40 minutes from Dumfries in Scotland. He moved there in 1986 because it was cheap, living first in a small ...

Andy Goldsworthy, the British land artist, said he may never make a work like “Hanging Stones” again. Art & Design | A Decade of Bruising Labor. A 6-Mile Work of Land Art.