Nancy Holt’s desert masterpiece brings a neglected land artist back into view
A retrospective at Goodwood Art Foundation casts new light on Nancy Holt, whose remote ‘Sun Tunnels’ in Utah remains one of land art’s most powerful and democratic works
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