The New York Times looks at Doug Aitken’s soon to be installed underwater sculpture off the coast of Catalina Island, which the artist created as part of his exhibition for MoCA Los Angeles.  “So much land art is monumental, static,” he says. “I’m interested more in artworks that are continuously changing or evolving — artworks as living systems.”

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