Belanja RM32.06 juta angkut batu 340 tan

mysweetisha · Post time 4-10-2011 08:04 AM

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Belanja RM32.06 juta angkut batu 340 tan

SEORANG pekerja berdiri di depan bongkah batu seberat 340 tan yang diangkut ke Muzium Seni dari kuari Stone Valley di Riverside, California pada 22 September lalu.

LOS ANGELES, Amerika Syarikat (AS) - Muzium Seni Los Angeles yang membelanjakan sehingga AS$10 juta (RM32.06 juta) untuk membawa sebuah bongkah batu ke sebuah bangunannya di pusat bandar ini.

Bongkah batu seberat 340 tan itu akan dijadikan karya hasil seni oleh artis terkenal AS, Michael Heizer dalam pameran yang dikenali sebagai Levitated Mass.

Ia diangkut dari kuari Stone Valley dekat sini oleh sebuah kenderaan pengangkut yang mempunyai 196 tayar yang mampu membawa berat muatan 450,000 kilogram.

Seramai 60 orang termasuk pemandu, juruarah dan anggota polis terbabit dalam usaha memindahkan bongkah batu gergasi tersebut.- Agensi

bbalik · Post time 4-10-2011 08:40 AM

mata ai memang tak seni... taknampak apa yang santeknyer batu tuh..

mohdlorong · Post time 4-10-2011 08:49 AM

ako da bace pasal michaeal heizer ni..ako paste sat

Michael Heizer is a contemporary artist specializing primarily in large-scale sculptures and earth art (or land art).
Heizer was born in Berkeley, California in 1944; and he attended the San Francisco Art Institute. Traveling to New York City in 1966, he began his career producing more conventional, small-scale paintings and sculptures. In the late 1960s, however, Heizer left New York City for the deserts of California and Nevada, where he began to produce larger-scale works that could not fit into a museum setting, except perhaps in photographs. This culminated in the production of Double Negative, a 1500-ft trench Heizer cut into the side of a mesa in the Nevada desert.
Since then, Heizer has continued his exploration of earthworks, with his efforts directed primarily toward City, an enormous complex in the rural desert of Lincoln County, Nevada. He has also produced a number of abstract paintings, and his large-scale sculptures, often inspired by Native American forms, can be found in museums and public spaces worldwide.
Since the late 1990s, Heizer's work has focused primarily on City, and his work continues to this day, supported by the Dia Art Foundation through a grant from the Lannan Foundation. City is not yet available to the public.

pastu art die yang popular dipanggil double negative tu..
sampai sudah ako tak dapat nak menghayati ape yang sangat artistik pasal dabel negative tu.