California Light and Space artist James Turrell is featured in a new show AlUla, where he will build a major new commission.

At 81, the artist will unveil new work around the world — but all roads lead back to his majestic Roden Crater Project ...

Artist James Turrell is perhaps best known for his “skyspace” installations. A rendition of the immersive, light-centric pieces is readying to be unveiled in Fort Worth, Texas. The work was ...

Render for Wadi AlFann, Courtesy of James Turrell Studio and Royal Commission for AlUlaALULA, Saudi Arabia, Jan. 21, 2025 ...

Upon visiting the site in 2020, Turrell found that the sandstone formations recalled his ongoing work at Roden Crater in Northern Arizona. “I was very familiar with that kind of landscape and ...

Boasting design renders and a constellation map, the upcoming showcase includes works from the Royal Commission for AlUla.

James Turrell, 81, the owner of this ranch and one ... The crater, which will eventually include 27 “sensing spaces”, is the ultimate expression of his ideas. “This is an art that you ...

Note: The Skyspace is closed to the public until early 2025. American artist James Turrell explores light, space and sky in an art installation on the campus of Rice University. With the delicate ...

In a groundbreaking fusion of art and nature, Wadi AlFann is set to showcase the mesmerizing work of James Turrell, a pioneer in the Light and Space art movement. This extraordinary exhibition ...

I would venture to say that everyone remembers their first James Turrell ... that shift and expand the space. Even though he had nothing to do with the video, Turrell admitted to The Guardian ...

Almine Rech is known for its representation of minimal, perceptual, and conceptual artists such as James Turrell, John McCracken, and Joseph Kosuth, occupying spaces in Paris, Brussels, London, New ...

“We needed enough space for worship ... a connection was made: Hiram Butler, James Turrell’s art agent, began attending Live Oak. A casual question—“Would you consider having a Skyspace?”— ...