Andy Goldsworthy at Storm King Art Center has developed from three years of the artist's experiences in the Art Center's landscape. The central work created during that time is a monumental commissioned sculpture, Storm King Wall: a serpentine dry wall, 2,278 feet long, made of 1,579 tons of field stones. Incorporating the remains of a fallen-down farm wall that Goldsworthy discovered on the site, the sculpture crosses over old farm roads, snakes around maple and oak trees, plunges into a pond---and then seems to re-remerge on the pond's opposite bank, to continue across a field to the New York State Thruway.

The artist's proposal drawings for Storm King Wall---as well as his photographs of ephemeral works created over the past the years at the Art Center---will mingle in the exhibition with new, site-specific work created in and around the museum building.