The discussion centers on the unique artistic contributions of a Kansas-based artist, particularly focusing on his earthwork art and the techniques involved in creating it. Participants share personal anecdotes, observations, and resources related to the artist's work over a span of thirty years.
Participants generally agree on the complexity and uniqueness of the artist's work, but there are no explicit disagreements noted in the discussion.
Some participants reference specific projects and techniques without providing detailed explanations of the artistic processes or the broader context of the artist's work.
Individuals interested in contemporary art, earthworks, or the artistic processes of Kansas-based artists may find this discussion relevant.
Yes, very difficult. I know he took a lot of measurements. I remember one that he did by painting large rocks used on the Kansas River dam in Lawrence, Kansas.jedishrfu said:
I just did a google search "Lawrence Journal world Stan Herd" and got some of his works. Here's one of Kamala Harris:jedishrfu said:
From http://www.lawrence.com/weblogs/shelf-life/2017/sep/6/relatively-wildinspired-intersections-of/dlgoff said: