Artist's massive 340-ton boulder making its way to Los Angeles art museum

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If nothing else, large-scale works artist Michael Heizer gets major points for persistence (and thinking big). After over 40 years of searching for the right rock, the Berkeley, California, native's dream of creating a massive installation at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) is finally beginning to materialize. His monolith of choice, a monstrous 340-ton (308.44 mt), 21.6 ft (6.6 m) high behemoth, is slowly making its way to the museum where it'll eventually perch above a 456 ft (139 m) trench as the centerpiece in his upcoming work Levitated Mass. .. Continue Reading Artist's massive 340-ton boulder making its way to Los Angeles art museum

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Tags: Art, Boulder, California, LACMA, Museum, Transport

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