2018 Field Season

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Approaching the Llano Estacado on Highway 114, east of Lubbock, Texas. Photo by Chris Taylor.

SYLLABI + PROGRAM MATERIALS

Itinerary

4-7 Sep – Cebolla Canyon, New Mexico
5 Sep – Jackpile Mine, Laguna Pueblo, New Mexico
7-11 Sep – Muley Point, Cedar Mesa, Utah
11-14 Sep – Goblin Valley / San Rafael Swell, Utah
14-16 Sep – Spiral Jetty, Rozel Point, Great Salt Lake, Utah
16 Sep – Sun Tunnels, near Lucin, Utah
16-23 Sep – CLUI Wendover, Utah
23-26 Sep – Double Negative, Mormon Mesa, Nevada
26-29 Sep – North Rim of the Grand Canyon, Arizona
29 Sep-2 Oct – Coconino Forrest, Arizona
2-4 Oct – Chaco Canyon, New Mexico
5-15 Oct – Lubbock, Texas

 

16-19 Oct – Two Buttes, White Sands, New Mexico
19-24 Oct – Plains of San Agustin, New Mexico
21-22 Oct – The Lightning Field, New Mexico
24-28 Oct – Chiricahua Mountains, Arizona
28 Oct-1 Nov – Mimbres River, New Mexico
1-4 Nov – Cabinetlandia, Deming, New Mexico
4-9 Nov – Marfa, Texas

10 Nov – 5 Dec – Lubbock, Texas

Hiking out for Moon House -- Cedar Mesa, Utah. 2018:09:10 10:35:14.
Hiking out for Moon House.

Participants

Jessie Dodington — artist and Texas Tech University MFA candidate.

Elise Dupré — illustrator and art historian with MA from Ghent University, Belgium.

Amanda Jolley — artist with BFA from Carnegie Mellon University.

Cara Rae Joven — artist and University of California, Riverside MFA candidate.

Shay Myerson — artist with BA from Lewis & Clark College.

Elijah Olson — University of Texas at Austin BA in geography candidate.

Hannah Rotwein — artist and historian with BFA and BA from U. of Texas at Austin. 

 

Emily Rabinowitz (Program Assistant)

Chris Taylor (Program Director)

Post Seminar kitchen activity -- Goblin Valley, Utah. 2018:09:11 22:25:29.
Post Seminar kitchen activity.

Field Guests

Steve Badgett — artist with SIMPARCH

Curtis Bauer — poet and translator teaching at Texas Tech University (Advisory Group member)

Eric Bernard — director of landscape architecture at Texas Tech University (Advisory Group member)

Kurt Caswell — writer teaching in honors at Texas Tech University (Advisory Group member)

Kevin Chua — art historian teaching at Texas Tech University (Advisory Group member)

Matthew Coolidge — director of Center for Land Use Interpretation

Rafael Benéytez-Duran — architect teaching at Texas Tech University (Advisory Group member)

k. Flint — artist and University of California, Riverside MFA candidate (Land Arts 2017 alum)

Upe Flueckiger — architect teaching at Texas Tech University (Advisory Group member)

Curtis Francisco — geologist from Laguna Pueblo

Susan Larson — literature, film and urban studies scholar teaching in Spanish at Texas Tech University (Advisory Group member)

Don Lavigne — classist teaching at Texas Tech University (Advisory Group member)

Barry Lopez — writer

Ann Reynolds — art historian teaching at the University of Texas at Austin

Andrea Nasher — cultural activator

Whitney Tassie — curator at the Utah Museum of Fine Arts

Jim Williamson -dean of architecture at Texas Tech University (Advisory Group member)

Contributions to Land Arts directly and exclusively assist in program operations and student scholarships. Gifts can be made online directly to the Land Arts Fund through the Texas Tech University Office of Institutional Advancement web portal.

Gifts can also by mailing a check to Texas Tech University System, Financial Services, Box 45025, Lubbock, TX 79409-5025. Please indicate ‘Land Arts Fund, Huckabee College of Architecture‘ in the memo. 

Any questions or interest in other support options can be directed to Kelly Dale Terrill at kelly.dale.terrill@ttu.edu or 806-834-4207.

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