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Site Specific Art:

Arnold, Ulrike

The German born artist travels to remote sites to create rock paintings in situ, or mixed with a transparent binder to produce works on canvas. Includes index of art and projects and exhibitions.

http://www.ulrikearnold.com/

Dannenbeck Studios

Gallery of site specific sculptures and tile installations.

http://dannenbeck.com/

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den Arend, Lucien

Sculpture, land art and site specific sculptures by the Finnish/Dutch artist. Includes exhibitions and publications.

http://www.denarend.com/

Dixon, Jon

Gallery of site-specific art works of the sculptor in his outdoor Australian studio, Lyons Sculpture Park. Includes a brief biography.

http://www.artmajeur.com/dixon/

Entwistle, Trudi

Land artist making both permanent and temporary sculptures which integrate within their surroundings. Provides photographic index of works, biography and reviews.

http://www.trudientwistle.com/

Erskine, Peter

Photographic examples of solar spectrum environmental art. The architectural installations are displayed in the USA, Italy, Germany, England and Northern Ireland.

http://www.erskinesolarart.net/

Frost, Stuart Ian

Sculptor and environmental artist with the interest for the physical character of natural objects. Biography, portfolio, and listing of exhibitions.

http://www.stuartianfrost.com

Guggenheim Collection - Site-Specific Art/Environmental Art

Gallery of art works by various artists with commentary, provenance and exhibition history.

http://www.guggenheimcollection.org/site/movement_works_Site_specific_art_Environmental_art_0.html

History of Site-Specificity in Art

Paper by Gillian McIver about late 20th century artists who have chosen to interact directly with the locality by siting their work in public or formerly public places. [PDF]

http://bak.spc.org/luna-nera/art-site/artsite_book/NOGRAFIK/1.pdf

Leventon, Rosie

Land art, installations and sculpture that interweaves a kind of personal archaeology with that of contemporary society and physical places. Portfolio, curriculum vitae and artist's statement.

http://www.rosieleventon.com/

Luna Nera

Site specific mixed media and installation art by London based group. Includes artist pages, projects and history.

http://bak.spc.org/colosseum/luna/

Red Earth

Project list and recent projects for the artist-led environmental arts group creating experimental outdoor site-specific installations and performances.

http://www.redearth.co.uk/

Art Business News - Site-Specific Art Sets Mood In Many Locales

Contributing Editor Jessica Lyons discusses various galleries and locations that showcase site-specific art, and the artists that create the works. (April 1, 2005)

http://www.artbusinessnews.com/ME2/Audiences/dirmod.asp?sid=CF5C12C81FF842818A6D5C058478B4E5&nm=Article+Archives&type=Publishing&mod=Publications%3A%3AArticle&mid=8F3A7027421841978F18BE895F87F791&tier=4&id=E527698DB8C8457FB4E7E19C93CE3898

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