Pioneering Light and Space artist James Turrell is renowned for his Skyspaces, installations that literally harness the light of the sky, and which can be found in the farthest reaches of the world, ...

Visitors to James Turrell’s monumental light installation currently on view at the Guggenheim Museum probably noticed that Frank Lloyd Wright’s famous rotunda has been completely transformed. Rather ...

Skyspace installations from American artist James Turrell are world-renowned for blending color, light and nature into experiential art. His newest work will be unveiled Saturday, June 18 at the Green ...

James Turrell makes slow art. Like the Slow Food movement, he urges viewers to chew slowly. In interviews he has said, "If you can't submit to art, the hell with you." He could care less, or so he ...

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... I’m always in search of the next great hiking destination, so when I learned of Green Mountain Falls Skyspace, Colorado’s first public installation by ...

Debuting June 19, 2026, a massive permanent installation by world-renowned artist James Turrell will be unveiled in Denmark’s ARoS Aarhus Art Museum, featuring a dome with a diameter nearly as large ...

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

For over 50 years, James Turrell has tinkered with light and space to create euphoric settings that challenge human perception. Perhaps most emblematic of his career are 80 Skyspaces that the American ...

A new partnership--and a $10 million donation from Kanye West--aim to see Turrell's masterwork expanded and opened within the next five years. The best James Turrell skyspace is the one you can ski to ...

Wolfgang Häusler has been collaborating with seminal Light and Space artist James Turrell for over 30 years, working with and facilitating some of his most ambitious and acclaimed projects. Häusler ...

A writer returns to his native Australian island, where seeing the aurora takes more work than in the north, home of mass-market lights tourism. But the awe is the same. By Ben Buckland The artist is ...