“I’m always interested in making people look up [because] they almost always never do,” James Turrell told The Daily Beast. The prolific artist—who just turned 70 this month and has a fittingly huge, ...

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James Turrell has closed his beloved Skyspace installation at MoMA PS1 after a nearby construction site protruded into view of the artwork. According to Gothamist, Turrell asked that the installation ...

This is the year of American artist James Turrell. Three major museums collaborated to give this one man thousands of square feet of exhibition space. Turrell's work is all about space, and light and ...

The Louis Vuitton store in Las Vegas. MoMA PS1. The Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art. England’s Houghton Hall. James Turrell is certainly no stranger to high profile art commissions. But that ...

James Turrell lifted the veil on a new installation at S uperblue Miami. The first release hot off the largest-ever Skyspace in Denmark, “Blue Sea Sky” arrives as the latest Ganzfeld installation, ...

The artist James Turrell has never been in a hurry. Now seventy-four, with white hair, a white mustache, and a white Mosaic beard, he has spent the past forty years rearranging a defunct volcano in ...

The name might not be all that familiar to those outside the art world, James Turrell has transcended the notoriously exclusive industry and entered the realm of popular culture. Simply put, he’s just ...

To say that James Turrell is having a big retrospective is an understatement. This summer, three of the nation’s top museums are collaborating to give the revered, 70-year-old master of monumental ...

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Since Thomas Edison invented the incandescent bulb in 1880, the primary purpose of electric light has been to illuminate. That was until artist James Turrell came around, subverting light and ...