Big Time follows the star architect Bjarke Ingels over six years as he struggles to maintain his own persona and complete his largest projects yet, the New York skyscraper W57 and 2 World Trade Center.
Leaning into the Wind follows the ephemeral land artist Andy Goldsworthy as he introduces his own body into larger projects, and his work becomes more fragile and personal while at the same time sterner and tougher.
Land art pioneer Nancy Holt framed the landscape with her site-specific sculptures. Come see how, for one moment each year, the steel wheel of her 1981 sculpture Time Span casts a shadow around a plaque in the earth inscribed with the day’s date, also the artist’s birth date.
A hand-painted boat languidly sails on the Laguna Gloria lagoon, occupied by a group of musicians performing ethereal music by Kjartan Sveinsson, in this performance of Ragnar Kjartansson's kinetic sound sculpture S.S. Hangover.
A hand-painted boat languidly sails on the Laguna Gloria lagoon, occupied by a group of musicians performing ethereal music by Kjartan Sveinsson, in this performance of Ragnar Kjartansson's kinetic sound sculpture S.S. Hangover.
Drop into either location and explore the art on view through a conversational tour with a knowledgeable docent.
Come together to view Rodney McMillian’s timely exhibition Against a Civic Death, then take part in a conversation about art, politics, and race with Chas Moore, founder of the Austin Justice Coalition.
Calling all adventurers: Destination Laguna is coming your way! Pack your gear, because we’re off to explore the artistic and natural landscape of the sculpture park at Laguna Gloria. Free for all teens.
A hand-painted boat languidly sails on the Laguna Gloria lagoon, occupied by a group of musicians performing ethereal music by Kjartan Sveinsson, in this performance of Ragnar Kjartansson's kinetic sound sculpture S.S. Hangover.
Oh, buoy! You won’t want to miss this nautical performance happening in the lagoon: a real live boat will be circling our shores! Take in the watery music, then make your own seafaring vessel to take home.