3D modely ART

Red Slate Circle at Tate Britain, London

Title
Red Slate Circle


Artist
Richard Long (1945)


Date
1988


Medium
Slate


Dimensions
x


Accession #
T11554


Credit
Purchased with funds provided by the Estate of Tom Bendhem, 2004



Since the late 1960s, Long has been making works that originate in carefully planned walks in the countryside. His peregrinations act as drawings that inscribe physical or metaphorical marks into the landscape. When the artist brings natural materials into the gallery, as in the case of this work, he places them in simple, geometric arrangements. In this instance, red slate from the border of Vermont and New York State is arranged into a circle. This configuration and resonance of the material and the tension between conceptual structure and organic matter.
(source; tate modern)
 

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