Andy Goldsworthy's 'Projects'

The Leonard Lopate Show | Dec 12, 2017

Artist Andy Goldsworthy discusses Projects, in which he presents more than 40 of his recent large-scale sculptural work from around the world. Using local materials—including stone, clay, and wood—Goldsworthy’s works are inspired by, and interact with, the natural landscape. They allow for the forces of nature to physically impact the work itself.

 

This segment is guest hosted by Mary Harris. 

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