Five images by Richard Koenig; taken April 5th 2026.

The Primitives, from left, Tony Conrad, Lou Reed, Walter De Maria and John Cale, in 1964-65

An ultraviolet disk by Robert Irwin, a small sculpture by Jesus Rafael Soto, and a drawing by Walter de Maria in the entrance to Emily and Burton Tremaine’s Connecticut country house photographed by Adam Bartos in 1984. * #emilytremaine #burtontremaine #robertirwin #jesusrafaelsoto #walterdemaria #modernart #artcollectors #livingwithart #1980sart #connecticutcountryhouse https://www.instagram.com/p/CBTon1WJY7U/?igshid=uf5na4auf6o8

Walter de Maria

What's the latest on NOW? To commemorate the fortieth anniversary of Walter De Maria’s "The Lightning Field" and "The New York Earth Room," artist Terry Winters, longtime friend of De Maria and member of the installation crew for "The Lightning Field," recounts their trip to New Mexico and the surrounding area. Click on the link below to read more!  ___________________ Image: Walter De Maria, "The Lightning Field," 1977 © 2017 Estate of Walter De Maria. Photo by John Cliett http://fal.cn/q98w

The Tremaine Collection as photographed by Adam Bartos for House & Garden, April 1984. A view of the entrance hall in their Connecticut country house includes a sculpture by Jesus Rafael Soto and a drawing by Walter de Maria. #tremainecollection #burtontremaine #emilytremaine #modernart #minimalism #newyorkinteriors #neutralrooms #livingwithart #collectors #museumquality #vintagehouseandgarden #1980sdesign #jesusrafaelsoto #walterdemaria

“Every good work should have at least ten meanings.” —Walter De Maria On October 1, 1935, the artist was born in Albany, New York. "Walter De Maria: Truck Trilogy" is currently being shown at Dia:Beacon. Make sure to also go see his show at Gagosian Park & 75, on view until October 21. Don't miss out!   _________ Image: Walter De Maria. "Truck Trilogy: Red Truck / Square, Triangle, Circle," 2011–2017 © 2017 Estate of Walter De Maria. Photo by Robert McKeever.

"Walter De Maria: Surface Waves" at the SFMOMA San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, opens this Saturday, May 27. In "Walter De Maria: Surface Waves," the Bay Area native makes his SFMOMA debut with his first sculpture to enter the museum’s collection, an arresting floor piece known as "Large Rod Series: Circle/Rectangle, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13" (1986). Consisting of massive, precisely honed polygonal rods polished to a shine so lustrous that they appear liquid, the work can be shown in three distinct configurations, all of which will be presented during the course of the exhibition. Read more about this sculpture by clicking on the link below! http://fal.cn/uZRN