任何具有好奇的眼光和一定程度的文化能动性的公民,一定注意到了70年代美国景观所发生的迅猛变化。在飞机场和火车站、在市区办公联合区和市郊工业区公园,尤其是在联邦法院和政府办公楼,到处可见大型的雕塑、绘画和装饰艺术品。特别是纪念性雕塑,似乎突然展现在我们所见的任何地方。这些在形式、材料、安置方面作出挑战的新艺术品,是视觉艺术的公共和私人赞助迅猛增长的结 Any citizen who has a curious vision and a degree of cultural initiative must have noticed the rapid changes that took place in the American landscape in the 1970s. Large sculptures, paintings and decorative artwork are seen everywhere at airports and train stations, in urban office complexes and in suburban industrial park parks, especially in federal courts and government offices. The monumental sculpture, in particular, seems to suddenly appear anywhere we see it. These new works of art that challenged form, material, placement were the result of the rapid growth of public and private sponsorship of visual arts