james turrell's largest-ever museum skyspace at ARoS photographed by danica o. kus
at the ARoS aarhus art museum opening, the 40-meter domed chamber draws visitors below ground to look up at the danish sky.
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james turrell is an american artist primarily concerned with light and space. in addition to explorations in these fields, turrell is perhaps best known for 'roden crater', a natural cinder cone crater located outside flagstaff, arizona that he is turning into a massive naked-eye observatory, as well as his 'skyspaces' – specifically proportioned chambers with ceiling apertures open to the sky. james turrell was named a macarthur fellow in 1984.
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at the ARoS aarhus art museum opening, the 40-meter domed chamber draws visitors below ground to look up at the danish sky.
each installation is a carefully-controlled environment, in which light is formed and experienced, and saturated fields of color take on a physical presence.
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