One day at Dia Beacon, the first visit to the place Namjoon pointed: Kishio Suga’s balanced stones in the morning light, Heizer’s holes in the floor, Serra’s spiral, and twenty-one years of Tehching Hsieh.
Grows from
Grows from Dia Beacon, a seed. The visit the seed was waiting for.
Why it matters
Dia Beacon is probably my favorite art site visited; Naoshima second (walking and staying at the museum at night). The vastness of space adds to the visit; all the art required that amount of space to properly showcase.
Shows
Works with their own notes
- Kishio Suga, Placement of Condition
- Kishio Suga, Diagonal Phase
- Kishio Suga, Parallel Strata
- Lee Ufan, Relatum
- Lee Ufan, From Line
- Michael Heizer, Negative Megalith #5
- Michael Heizer, North, East, South, West
- Robert Smithson, Map of Broken Glass (Atlantis)
- Robert Smithson, Closed Mirror Square
- Donald Judd, Untitled (1976)
- Gerhard Richter, 6 Gray Mirrors
- Richard Serra, 2000
- Richard Serra, Union of the Torus and the Sphere
- Robert Ryman, Vector
- Robert Ryman, Medway
- The six Hsieh performances
Also in the rooms
My photographs, works without their own note.
Lee Ufan, From Point
Larry Bell
Robert Smithson, Leaning Mirror, 1969
The gardens, designed by Robert Irwin
Robert Smithson, Gravel Mirrors with Cracks and Dust, 1968
