On 14 January, pioneering land artist Mary Miss and the Des Moines Art Center (DMAC) settled their ten-month legal battle over the demolition of Miss’s outdoor installation. The Des Moines Art Center ...

The Des Moines Art Center and artist Mary Miss reached a settlement, ending the lawsuit, according to court documents.Miss filed a lawsuit last spring when the center attempted to demolish the ...

Last spring, Mary Miss, ... Documents shared by The Cultural Landscape Foundation indicate the Des Moines Art Center will pay Miss $900,000 in exchange for allowing the boardwalk to be demolished.

The installation of the boardwalk at Greenwood Park near the Des Moines Art Center was removed due to concerns over its ...

T he Des Moines Art Center and Mary Miss, who created an installation at Greenwood Park that the adjacent museum owns and wants to remove, are nearing a settlement, according to court documents ...

Under the agreement, the Des Moines Art Center will pay $900,000 to artist Mary Miss, who will end her effort to block removal of her work, “Greenwood Pond: Double Site.” ...

Artist Mary Miss and the Des Moines Art Center (DMAC) in Iowa have reached a settlement on a lawsuit regarding the museum’s move to deaccession Miss’s environmental artwork “Greenwood Pond ...

The Des Moines Art Center and Mary Miss, who created an installation at Greenwood Park that the adjacent museum owns and wants to remove, are nearing a settlement, according to court documents.

Mary Miss is one of one of few recognized women in the land art movement. Her vision has always favored site-specificity and human perception over traditional concerns of site, a novelty when she ...