Susan Philipsz's lecture will be followed by a conversation with Lisa Le Feuvre, executive director of the Holt/Smithson Foundation. Together, they will talk about landscape art: how do we view it today, what is the history of certain locations, and how does a work of art engage in dialogue with the landscape in which it is situated?
The lecture is organised by the Holt/Smithson Foundation in collaboration with Land Art Lives.
Curious about the work of Susan Philipsz? You can experience her sound installation The Wind Rose (2019) in the museum's sculpture garden.
Praktical info
The lecture will take place on 11 October, from 14.30 to 16.00 hrs in the museum's Van der Leeuwzaal.
The lecture is free of charge, but you are required to reserve a ticket. This ticket gives you free admission to the museum. You will need a separate admission ticket for De Hoge Veluwe National Park.
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