Now the artist, who lives in Irvington, is presenting her latest work, "River Meditations".
Another work, "River Bowl," a conic-cylindrical structure more than 14 feet high, continues another aspect of Ms. von Rydingsvard's work, translating an essentially domestic agenda into colossal forms.
In this research work, river sand was partially replaced by UFS.
Her best-known work, "River of Shadows: Eadweard Muybridge and the Technological Wild West," won a 2004 National Book Critics Circle Award for its investigation of post-Civil War California, and its influence on the technological society we all now occupy.
A recent, very beautiful film of his work, "Rivers and Tides: Andy Goldsworthy Working with Time," must be one of the few documentaries in which an artist is seen enduring, repeatedly, the collapse of his own creation, as he attempts to build a cone of dark seashore stones.
Whatever its moniker, Flagler insisted it be a working river.
In Idaho, a class is asking for a scientist to help them build a working river delta inside their classroom".
The Illinois, a working river that supports both churning coal barges and great blue herons, is one link in a chain of waterways connecting Lake Michigan to the Gulf of Mexico.
For most Londoners, the Thames functioned as a thoroughfare, a bustling working river and a source of entertainment, with lord mayors, royalty and people from every class travelling by river, and watermen rowing aristocrats and merchants to their destinations.
It still has reminders of the English, Irish, Swedish, Italian, African-American and Hispanic newcomers who worked the mills, worked the river, worked in Portland at the quarries, each filling the vacancies left when their predecessors moved up and on.
In theory, these are working rivers, but tourist boats like ours seemed, in high season, to be the most common vessels.
