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Artists at the mid-1990' era [[Burning Man]] events used the clay of the playa to create sculptures that had were lit from within with a wood fire. | Artists at the mid-1990' era [[Burning Man]] events used the clay of the playa to create sculptures that had were lit from within with a wood fire. | ||
In the late 2000's, | In the late 2000's, [http://jimdenevan.com Jim Denevan]] drove a bus around the playa and made intricate patterns visible only from the air. | ||
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* "[http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1236380/Worlds-largest-artwork-etched-desert-sand.html Etched by trucks in the desert sand: At 9 miles around, gargantuan circle is the world's largest artwork" UK Mail, 16 December 2009 | |||
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Land art is created using earth and rock. Many land art pieces have been created on the Black Rock Desert.
In 1968, Michael Heizer created Dissipate.
Artists at the mid-1990' era Burning Man events used the clay of the playa to create sculptures that had were lit from within with a wood fire.
In the late 2000's, Jim Denevan] drove a bus around the playa and made intricate patterns visible only from the air.
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- "[http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1236380/Worlds-largest-artwork-etched-desert-sand.html Etched by trucks in the desert sand: At 9 miles around, gargantuan circle is the world's largest artwork" UK Mail, 16 December 2009