Double Negative

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Double Negative is a monumental land art sculpture by Michael Heizer consisting of two massive cuts carved into the edge of Nevada’s Mormon Mesa.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf earthwork
land art sculpture
site-specific artwork
access open to the public
admissionFee free
approximateDepth 15 meters
50 feet
approximateLength 1500 feet
457 meters
approximateWidth 30 feet
9 meters
artForm sculpture
artist Michael Heizer NERFINISHED
completionDate 1970
conservationStatus largely unmaintained
constructionMethod excavation
country United States of America
surface form: United States
creator Michael Heizer NERFINISHED
cutInto edge of Mormon Mesa
donatedBy Virginia Dwan NERFINISHED
feature artificial canyons
removed rock mass
two massive cuts
genre Land art
hasPart two facing trenches
inception 1969
intendedCondition subject to natural erosion
languageOfName English
locatedIn Nevada
United States of America
surface form: United States
location Mormon Mesa NERFINISHED
materialUsed earth
rock
movement Environmental art
Land art NERFINISHED
near Lake Mead NERFINISHED
Overton, Nevada NERFINISHED
notableWorkOf Michael Heizer NERFINISHED
ownedBy Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles NERFINISHED
removedVolume about 240000 tons of rock
requires off-road access
significance early large-scale American land art work
iconic example of earthwork sculpture
startDate 1969
subjectOf art historical scholarship on land art
photographic documentation by Michael Heizer
viewingCondition outdoor

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Michael Heizer notableWork Double Negative