Overview
- The National Galleries of Scotland’s survey at Edinburgh’s RSA includes over 200 works spanning the artist’s early farm-inspired experiments to new 2025 pieces
- New site-specific installations such as Oak Passage and Wood Runner transform galleries into elemental landscapes that invite visitor interaction
- Archival photography, sketchbooks and sculptures trace Goldsworthy’s five-decade evolution of geometric minimalism in nature
- Early reviews praise the exhibition’s scope and immersive design while highlighting the artist’s absence from major art honors and institutions
- The retrospective remains on view through November 2025, marking the most comprehensive presentation of his land art to date