Andy Goldsworthy

[njteech]

way cool

[starsandstripes117]

hey, how come your dad and brother got to work with someone like andy?!!

[markwilton]

my brother and dad work with andy. jason and gordon. been goin to the states for 8 or 9 years now. he was at jasons wedding. gud bloke. fantastic artist

[gomaldo]

good

[grbomr]

man, that is so awesome. thanks for sharing!

[Mewxx]

Thanks for this film. Brilliant - will definitely buy this. We just heard A.G. lecture for the Yorkshire Sculpture Park here in England. He was doing the slide-show for no fee. And he gave the presentation with bad flu - so grateful he didn't cancel! Inspirational.

[zellychan]

Good question about feeling imprisoned! Especially with all the power tools and whatnot being used. I've only seen Goldsworthy using natural or simple tools, so I'd love to hear his thoughts on this piece.

[laughinggypsy]

Cool, thanks for the response. What a great gig! I more meant, with most of his work being out in an endless landscape, did he (or your bro or dad, for that matter) feel imprisoned inside the building. Do your bro or you dad feel like working with Andy has changed or inspired them in significant ways? thanks again for taking the time to respond, and for posting the video to being with!

[laughinggypsy]

Wow! what was it like for them to work with him? what an experience.

Did Andy feel imprisoned being inside?

[grbomr]

goldsworthy built an arch in my hometown of grand rapids, michigan - but was barely there in person, even to supervise its construction. busy guy!

[k50ejs]

the large arch in michigan was actually built by my uncle eric with help from gordon grant and brian nish all from scotland.the arch weighed 100 tons

[thomiccor]

exactly like the celts in ireland used to build their stone domes