Ambulo ergo sum: Nature as Experience in Artist's Books Colorado River The second section collects Weinberger’s

The second section collects Weinberger’s essays on a wide range of subjects—some of which have been published in the New York Review of Books

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Ambulo ergo sum: Nature as Experience in Artist's Books Colorado River The second section collects Weinberger’sFor the Conceptual and Land artists of the 1960s, nature ceased to be an object of representation. Instead, these artists developed a relationship to nature that was driven by conceptual, literary or scientific concerns, while other artists, such as Richard Long and Hamish Fulton, sought ways of establishing a more active relationship with the landscape, most famously through the experience of walking. It is perhaps unsurprising that such a solitary