What is the ‘Roden Crater’ & When Will it Open to the Public? - Thrillist

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Travel Art An Artist Hollowed Out a Volcano and Turned It Into One Big Art Piece This celestial observatory is a vivid ultralight dream. By Joel Balsam Published on Dec 22, 2020 at 5:55 PM The Washington Post / Contributor / getty images The Washington Post / Contributor / getty images Machu Picchu and Petra are all world wonders for a reason–humans don't typically spend decades transforming geography into art (except in South Dakota... it’s kind of their thing). But there is a modern exception: James Turrell’s Roden Crater. The California-born artist has spent the last four decades carving a

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