Land Art and Other Visual Art At Artpark
- Hydra's Head Nancy Holt 1974
- Bingo Gordon Matta-Clark (also at nearby Love Canal) 1974
- Pool of Virgin Earth Alan Sonfist 1975
- Niagara Gorge Relocated Michelle Stuart 1975
- Dale Chihuly 1975
- Rice/Tree/Burial Agnes Denes 1977 (re-creation)
- The Beginnings of a Complex..., Excerpt Shaft #4/ Five Walls Alice Aycock 1977
- Shorings Alice Adams 1978
- Art Park Spoils Pile Reclamation Helen and Newton Harrison: A three-year project sponsored by the New York State Commission for Arts, National Endowment for the Arts, and the National Heritage Trust. (Project also in collaboration with Joshua Harrison).1977-1978
- Omega Owen Morrel 1980
- Merlin's Canopy Merle Temkin 1981
- Newton Discovering Gravity Dennis Oppenheim 1984
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