We’re not huge fans of The (Bourgeois) New Yorker, but every now and then they do pen an article worth reading, such as this one on the work of Michael Heizer. In the article Heizer explains “what New York is turning him into: ‘A decaffeinated, used-up, once-was quick-draw cowboy, a sissy boy who eats at Balthazar for lunch.'”
We couldn’t agree more.
Tags: art, Art Law, land art, michael heizer, sculpture, southwest
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