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Aten Reign

art installation by Turrell
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  • James Turrell
    James Turrell

    That year he also designed Aten Reign for the Guggenheim Museum in New York City. The work was a site-specific “skyspace” lit with hidden LED fixtures that flooded the interior rotunda with changing atmospheric colour. In seeking to test and transform the experience of seeing, Turrell used light as his…

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    That year he also designed Aten Reign for the Guggenheim Museum in New York City. The work was a site-specific “skyspace” lit with hidden LED fixtures that flooded the interior rotunda with changing atmospheric colour. In seeking to test and transform the experience of seeing, Turrell used light as his…

    Read More