James Turrell: Passageways (2013) - FAQ
Frequently asked questions about this film.
What is James Turrell: Passageways about?
James Turrell: Passageways is a documentary. James Turrell stands at the edge of Roden Crater, a natural cinder volcanic crater near Flagstaff, Arizona. He is transforming this site into a vast observatory designed for experiencing celestial phenomena. The 27-minute documentary features interviews with Turrell, where he discusses his research on natural light and his connections to Hopi mythology. His artistic practice uses the sky as a canvas, reflecting his deep interest in light and space.
When was James Turrell: Passageways released?
James Turrell: Passageways was released in 2013.
How long is James Turrell: Passageways?
James Turrell: Passageways has a runtime of 27 minutes.
What genre is James Turrell: Passageways?
James Turrell: Passageways is classified as Science, Arts.
What topics does James Turrell: Passageways cover?
James Turrell: Passageways explores topics including art-history, scientific-research.