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James Turrell Zug Zuoz

James Turrell Zug Zuoz

James Turrell
Zug Zuoz

Edited by Matthias Haldemann for the Kunsthaus Zug and the Walter A. Bechtler Stiftung , Texts by Matthias Haldemann, interview by Matthias Haldemann with the artist , By Florian Holzherr, graphic design by Monika Sommerhalder
German, English
2010. 176 pp., 134 ills., 125 in color
21.80 x 29.30 cm
clothbound

ISBN 978-3-7757-2602-3

Contrasting two works by the artist, with new works in print for the first time and an interview with the artist

This publication is devoted to the relationship between two contrasting works by light artist James Turrell (*1943 in Los Angeles): Architectures of Light andSkyspaces, which explore the encounter between the architectural interior and the natural world outdoors. The focus here is on a permanent installation, Light Transport, which, at night, immerses the Zug train station in different colors, and the Skyspace Piz Uter in Zuoz—a plain, round structure made of stone, with a circular opening in its roof. These two works are used as examples of how Turrell’s art unfolds, depending on whether it is in an urban or a natural space, and to show what sort of conclusions about his concept of art can be drawn from this. This extensive, carefully illustrated volume provides the viewer/reader with an experiential journey between the borders of seeing.