Works by Robert Smithson are featured in a group exhibition exploring our relationship to urban collapse and resotration.

This exhibition focuses on works in which matter plays an independent role.

Through direct collaboration with scientists and research institutes, these artists transcend the current moment of applied research using their work to configure unique and occasionally dystopic visions of the potential future.

Robert Smithson’s only earthwork outside the US opens this summer to celebrate its fiftieth birthday.

Robert Smithson's 1969 drawing, 'Cambrian Map of Sulfur and Tar,' is included in a group exhibition at the Menil Drawing Institute.

Holt/Smithson Foundation announces details of its first artist commission.

This season of Friday Films presents films made by Robert Smithson that relate to our solo exhibitions of his work: 'Hypothetical Islands' in London and 'Primordial Beginnings' in Paris.

On view at Dia Beacon are five of Robert Smithson's indoor earthworks from the late 1960s.

By turns poetic, adventurous and thought-provoking, this group exhibition explores our relationship with trees and forests. Whether exploring the way that trees – with lifespans much longer than our own – challenge...

Every Friday through April and May, the Holt/Smithson Foundation will be hosting Friday Films, in which they stream a moving image work by Robert Smithson and/or Nancy Holt. Visit the Holt/Smithson instagram...

Robert Smithson’s 'Nonsite, Site Uncertain' (1968) will be on view at the museum for a year on the occasion of the sculpture's 50th anniversary.

Utah Sequences, this never-before-exhibited film, is presented at the Utah Museum of Fine Arts in conjunction with this year’s 50th anniversary of Robert Smithson’s Spiral Jetty.

Visitors are invited to share their memories of and future hopes for Robert Smithson's 'Spiral Jetty' alongside photographs of the earthwork taken by Gianfranco Gorgoni.

Holt/Smithson Foundation and Marian Goodman Gallery are delighted to announce Robert Smithson (1938-1973) is now represented by Marian Goodman Gallery.