A salon evening of artful discussion and drinks, as a prelude to the show at MOMENTUM | Berlin, Andrew Rogers – Time and Space: Drawing on the Earth. The evening features a discussion with Eleanor Heartney (NY-based art critic and writer for Art in America) and Adam Nankervis (Australian, Berlin-based curator and artist) interrogating what we define as time-based art, and situating Andrew Rogers’ monumental interventions on the surface of the earth within this context.

Time and Space: Drawing on the Earth at MOMENTUM | Berlin features photographs and documentation of Andrew Rogers’ “Rhythms of Life”, the largest contemporary land art undertaking in the world, forming a chain of 47 massive stone sculptures, or Geoglyphs, around the globe. The project has involved over 6,700 people in 13 countries across seven continents. Australian sculptor Andrew Rogers employes local materials and building methods in constructing his Geoglyphs on a scale which can be seen from space, and with the intent to endure in their environments for hundreds of years.