Empires of Dirt: Michael Heizer’s City | Southwest Contemporary
Michael Heizer’s City prompts considerations of obsession, scale, and legacy through the lens of land, labor, and inherited ambition.| Southwest Contemporary
Michael Heizer’s City prompts considerations of obsession, scale, and legacy through the lens of land, labor, and inherited ambition.| Southwest Contemporary
Abstract painter Agnes Martin sought isolation in New Mexico to stoke her obsessive practice. She found vibrant community.| Southwest Contemporary
Artists c marquez, Susan York, and Judy Tuwaletstiwa reflect on their relationship with the material that has defined their practice.| Southwest Contemporary
Artists Stephanie Leitch, Angela Ellsworth, and Nancy Rivera use materially obsessive processes to reflect on the mythos of Utah.| Southwest Contemporary
Texas-based artist Erika Jaeggli on her first descent into a cave—and the all-consuming passion it unearthed.| Southwest Contemporary
Luca Berkley (AKA Jack Lope, Jenn Deere, and Piper Pelligrini) critiques narratives surrounding white American ranching through performance.| Southwest Contemporary
