RONI HORN/ WELL AND TRULY

Roni Horn's art engages a variety of media to elicit uplifting minimalist effects from sober materials, to scrutinize identities in the passage of time across a person's face, to make poetical effects in language and to track minute alterations in nature. These in vestigations often assume serial or paired formats. Among Horn's best-loved works are the Library of Water, for which she photograph ed water from a number of glaciers in Iceland, and her stick casts of lines from poems by Emily Dickinson. Published for Horn's majo r retrosp...[Read more]