1. From the Global to the Local: A Detailed View of Environmental Art and the Creative Force Within http://www.stanford.edu/dept/news/neighbors/visiting/images/sculpture_stone.jpg By Daniel M. Podrasky

2. Frame Your Understanding Andy Goldsworthy Environmental Art Tout Quarry Shifting from the Global to the Local Returning Home

3. Andy Goldsworthy 1956 Goldsworthy born in Cheshire Scotland; however, brought up in Yorkshire 1974-78 Attended Bradford College of Art and Preston Polytechnic 1980-Present Has worked all over the world, mainly outdoors, including such sites within the Lakes District and Yorkshire Dales. http://www.camartech.com.au/mj-andygoldsworthy-unit.shtml

4. Nature of Goldsworthy’s Art Overview of Goldsworthy’s Style Relationship to the Earth: The modesty in his method is matched by a realism in his demands. He knows that nothing can or should last forever…Once a piece has been illuminated by the perfect light or been borne away by the serendipitous wave, he great-fully bids it a fond farewell—Andy Goldsworthy From the Ancient to the Modern

5. Overview of Goldsworthy’s Style http://www.writedesignonline.com/history-culture/AndyGoldsworthy/yellowlinedandelion.jpg

6. Relationship to the Earth… http://www.quacommunications.com/blog/images/andy_goldsworthy_02.jpg

7. From the Ancient to the Modern www.flickr.com/photos/mthomas/tags/stone

8. Finding Our Intention Within Art The variety of intentions within Art: The aesthetic aspect Use of Materials The purpose and/or meaning How background shapes artistic creations A Transition to Eco-Art

9. Transitioning to Eco-Art Four Aspects of Environmental Art: 1)Multi-sensory works 2) Reconfiguring time 3) Movement through space 4) Ethical Responsibility

10. Tout Quarry Location Geological Features Artist Works

11. Location Cliff-top high south of Lyme Bay & Weymouth Bays on the Devon Coast Then: Quarry Now: Artwork Park http://learningstone.org/where.html

12. Geological Features Portland Stone Formed 150 million years ago during the Jurassic Type of stone & location dictate the art

13. “Fallen Fossil” "Fallen Fossil came after regular visits to the Museum of Natural History, where I was attracted by some fossils embedded in the matrix stone, punctuating the rough broken quality of the stone…In terms of the future -- for me it was the experience of working collaboratively, this wealth of material, this wealth of space - a contrast to perennially under- resourced, over-crowded art schools. Stone has such a very strong feeling of permanence, of geological time." (Stephen Marsden) Stephen Marsden http://learningstone.org/ff.html

14. Shifting from the Global to the Local Reclamation of Earth in the Seattle Area

15. Johnson Pit #30 History Seattle-Tacoma Area Is land reclamation negative?

16. Mill Creek Canyon-Earthworks Park Multi-Purpose Created in 1982 City Project Herbert Bayer http://www.ludb.clui.org/ex/i/WA3127

17. Returning Home Title: Con mi Spiritu Intention Process Relationship to Earth

18. Additional Resources Websites of Interest: http://www.learningstone.org http://www.metrokc.gov Books of Interest: Passage. By Andy Goldsworthy, 2004 Time. By Andy Goldsworty, 2000 Films: Andy Goldsworthy’s Rivers & Tides, 2001 Other Resources : TCXG 340: Landscape & Art—Tyler Budge

19. Questions Other sites of Land Reclamation/ Environmental Art? Personal Connection to Earth & Art? Should a certain amount of awareness be brought towards Environmental Art in the future, and how?