Dennis Oppenheim's 1967 Earthwork 'Dead Furrow' Fabricated at Storm King Art Center in 2016

Dennis Oppenheim's 1967 earthwork 'Dead Furrow' was fabricated at Storm King Art Center in 2016. The work is constructed from wood surfaced with organic pigment and PVC pipe. Originally conceived in 1967, the piece was realized nearly five decades later. Storm King Art Center served as the fabrication site for this significant work. The artwork represents a major realization of Oppenheim's early conceptual earthworks. This fabrication bridges historical conceptual art with contemporary museum practices. The piece was documented on September 20, 2016, through artcritical's platform. 'Dead Furrow' exemplifies Oppenheim's exploration of land art and temporal displacement in artistic production.