Listening Cone is part of this artist's "last memorial," an ongoing project to document endangered and extinct species entitled What Is Missing?.
A megaphone-shaped sculpture made of bronze and redwood by this artist is part of a series that includes an exhibit in which visitors use plexiglass to capture videos projected on the ceiling, the Empty Room. For the 2015 reopening of the Renwick, this artist glued 54,000 glass marbles in the shape of the Anacostia Watershed to create Folding of the Chesapeake. Listening Cone is part of this artist's "last memorial," an ongoing project to document endangered and extinct species entitled What Is Missing?. This artist's "Earth Drawings" include the Serpent Mound-like Eleven Minute Line. The UMich campus, Miami, and the Storm King Art Center are the sites of three square plots of (*) undulating land by this artist, all titled Wavefield. The conical table in this artist's Civil Rights Memorial uses the same material as a monument to which the statue Three Soldiers was added. For 10 points, name this artist who as an undergraduate used black marble in her design of the Vietnam Memorial.
A megaphone-shaped sculpture made of bronze and redwood by this artist is part of a series that includes an exhibit in which visitors use plexiglass to capture videos projected on the ceiling, the Empty Room.
Maya Lin