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A WALK THROUGH DIA:BEACON - BEACON, NEW YORK

By An Trieu

February 23, 2022

Dia Beacon is a contemporary art museum located in Beacon, New York. Opened in 2003, it's now home to many large-scale installations, paintings, and sculptures.

Dia Beacon is located adjacent to the Beacon train station. Take the train from Grand Central Terminal if you're coming from New York.

TRANSPORTATION

Highly recommend stopping by Woodbury Common Outlet for some shopping after a trip to Dia:Beacon. Expect to spend 2 hours at the museum.

fun DAY TRIP WITH CAR

Shadows. 1978-79. A single painting in multiple parts and is one of his most abstract works.

ANDY WARHOL

untitled (to a man, George McGovern) 2, 1972. Fluorescent light and metal fixtures. Flavin's work focuses on light, specifically commercially available fluorescent tubes.

DAN FLAVIN

North, East, South, West. 1967/2002. Weathering steel. Heizer's first negative sculpture, a series of 4 geometric pits.

MICHAEL HEIZER

After Mirage (Cones/May Windows). 1976. Cold-rolled steel, cotton-rag paper, and video. Jonas is the founding figure of video and performance art in the 60s and 70s.

joan jonas

Torqued Ellipse I, 1996. Torqued Ellipses II, 1996. And Double Torqued Ellipse, 1997. Weatherproof steel

RICHARD SERRA

Double Merge, 1968. Acrylic on canvas hung from the ceiling. 3D, sculptural, immersive, and unique.

SAM GILLIAM