Desert Biennial Project
The Desert Biennial Project was a pop-up art installation featuring 107 Nevada artists, held on Apex Dry Lake, about 20 miles north of Las Vegas.
Co-organizer Bailey Anderson describes the project as a temporary outdoor exhibit that drew around 400 visitors.
Project Overview
The project took place between two solar fields in the Apex dry lakebed, surrounded by mountains, providing a unique "blank canvas" for the artists.
- 107 artists participated, each interpreting the theme of "gravity".
- Sculptures were sprawled out across the landscape, showcasing bright colors and changing over time.
- The artwork interacted with the sky and power lines on Interstate 15.
The work had a great conversation with the sky and the power lines on Interstate 15.
A selection of the project is now on view at the Holland Project in Reno, through November 29.
Author's summary: Desert Biennial Project showcases Nevada artists' interpretations of "gravity" in a unique outdoor setting.
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