中文简介：

Gianfranco Gorgoni作品的**本跨越职业生涯的目录，他的标志性照片将大地艺术确立为20世纪的主要艺术运动之一。

50年来，摄影师Gianfranco Gorgoni（1941-2019）在美国和其他国家建立了他作为大地艺术首要记录者的声誉。离开意大利后，Gorgoni开始为纽约主要艺术家拍摄肖像，包括迈克尔·海泽尔、罗伯特·史密森、南希·霍尔特、沃尔特·德玛利亚、卡尔·安德烈和理查德·塞拉。

1960年代末，他与海泽尔、史密森和德玛利亚一起前往美国西部，策划那些打破画廊世界限制的艺术实践的作品。在内华达州、新墨西哥州和犹他州，这些艺术家开始了大型土地艺术装置，重新定义了那个时代的当代艺术实践。在许多情况下，Gorgoni是**在现场记录他们项目的摄影师，他的图像往往成为这些开创性作品的规划和创作的真实摄影记录。

本书为配合在内华达艺术博物馆举办的Gorgoni大地艺术摄影图像的首次大型展览而出版，收录了他50多幅大型照片，由内华达艺术博物馆安德里亚和约翰·c·迪恩家族高级策展人兼副馆长Ann M. Wolfe撰写介绍，涵盖了艺术史学家和评论家Germano Celant于2020年去世前写的最后一篇文章，以及艺术+环境中心主任William L. Fox撰写的文章。

英文简介：

The first career-spanning catalog of the work of Gianfranco Gorgoni, whose iconic photographs established Land Art as one of the major art movements of the twentieth century.

For five decades, photographer Gianfranco Gorgoni (1941-2019) built his reputation as the premier documentarian of Land Art in the US and beyond. After leaving Italy, Gorgoni started making portraits of the major artists of the New York scene, including Michael Heizer, Robert Smithson, Nancy Holt, Walter De Maria, Carl Andre, and Richard Serra.

It was not long before he was traveling with Heizer, Smithson, and De Maria to the American West in the late 1960s to plot the works that would famously break art practice out of the confines of the gallery world. In Nevada, New Mexico, and Utah, these artists embarked on major Land Art installations that would redefine contemporary art practice of the era. In many cases, Gorgoni was the only photographer on the ground to document their projects, and his images often serve as the definitive photographic record of the planning and creation of these groundbreaking works.

Published to coincide with the first major exhibition of Gorgoni's photographic Land Art images at the Nevada Museum of Art, featuring over fifty of his large-scale photographs, Gianfranco Gorgoni: Land Art Photographs includes an introduction by Ann M. Wolfe, Andrea and John C. Deane Family senior curator and deputy director at the Nevada Museum of Art, an essay by the late art historian and critic Germano Celant, whose contribution here is among the last he wrote before his death in 2020, and William L. Fox, the Peter E. Pool Director of the Center for Art + Environment.