US EditionSeven Magic Mountains sculpture no longer bound for Washoe County
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Seven Magic Mountains sculpture no longer bound for Washoe County
Seven Magic Mountains, the monumental land-art installation in Clark County commissioned by the Nevada Museum of Art, is no longer slated to be relocated to Washoe County. The sculpture—consisting of 33 brightly painted limestone boulders, stacked into cairns up to 35 feet tall—was installed near Jean Dry Lake, south of Las Vegas, in 2016. The piece was initially slated to remain at that site for three years. Its stay has been renewed through 2…
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