Installed in the shared studio space of Nancy Holt and Robert Smithson's New York City loft, Locator (Studio Corner) is one of the earliest Locator works that Holt created, is one of the earliest Locator works Holt created, and the first to engage solely with interior space. In contrast to other early Locator works that Holt created in her studio—which concentrated vision on preexisting details in the built environment outside her studio window—Locator (Studio Corner) focuses vision on a black Locus Holt painted in the corner of the room.











