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work_xfy6bpxbrbdxxc34453jiwulp4	C. Feller	From soil in art towards Soil Art	2015.0	48	.pdf	application/pdf	15622	2707	72	For the non-scientific, public at large, including artists, soil is mainly the surface posure of soil that includes a strange large root: (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/St._John_ Racek in Austria (Szlezak, 2009), or the soil painting program at the Museu de Ciências da Terra Alexis Dorofeef (Earth Science Museum) in Brazil (Muggler, 2013). Day (1932) is well-known to soil scientists all around the world (see: http://www. "emergence of soil art," in that it gives artists new tools for exploring our relationships http://www.artgallery.nsw.gov.au/exhibitions/new-contemporary-galleries/featured-artists-and-works/anselm-kiefer http://www.artgallery.nsw.gov.au/exhibitions/new-contemporary-galleries/featured-artists-and-works/anselm-kiefer http://www.artgallery.nsw.gov.au/exhibitions/new-contemporary-galleries/featured-artists-and-works/anselm-kiefer Another example of immersive installation soil art explores the more porous, creating dialog on both film as an art form, and on soil as a component. Paintings of soil profiles used by A. Paintings of soil profiles used by A. Paintings of soil profiles used by A. From beginning of 20th century -teaching the soil: from science to art From beginning of 20th century -teaching the soil: from science to art	./cache/work_xfy6bpxbrbdxxc34453jiwulp4.pdf	./txt/work_xfy6bpxbrbdxxc34453jiwulp4.txt