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Hace 6 días · Derecha: Alexander Calder: Guava, 1955, móvil de plancha metálica, varillas y alambres (fotografía de Tom Powel Imaging). Fundación Calder. En tanto movimiento artístico, el arte cinético tuvo su origen en París hacia la segunda mitad del siglo XX.
21 de may. de 2024 · En mayo de 2024, la Galería Azabudai Hills abrirá la primera exposición en solitario de la obra de Alexander Calder en Tokio en casi 35 años. Aproximadamente 100 piezas de la Fundación Calder, incluidas las emblemáticas esculturas móviles del artista, estarán en exhibición.
10 de may. de 2024 · 226K subscribers. Subscribed. Like. 133 views 2 hours ago. A harmony of sound, form, color and motion, Blue Moon is a virtuosic manifestation of the technical ingenuity and conceptual ambition...
13 de may. de 2024 · Alexander Calder, an American sculptor, revolutionized modern art with his unique vision. Despite his artistic family background, Calder initially pursued engineering. Yet, he later embraced sculpture. Calder’s genius lies in his playful use of colors and dynamic shapes. His bold approach solidified his place among 20th-century greats.
13 de may. de 2024 · Modern art, as we know it today, is incomplete without the mention of the name, Alexander Calder. The maestro of kinetic sculpture, Calder’s works live, defy gravity, and push the boundaries of the conventional. Among his countless masterpieces, one stands out for its mysterious fascination—Untitled, 1942.
13 de may. de 2024 · Among his notable works is “La Grand Vitesse,” a great sculpture that fascinates the crowd with its grandiosity and fluidity. This article focuses on Alexander Calder, his career, the significance of “La Grande Vitesse” and a few interesting facts about this outstanding artwork.
Hace 2 días · Things to do at the Parc Public Art. Created in 1967 by Alexander Calder, one of the 20 th century's greatest sculptors, this abstract sculpture was a gift from the International Nickel Company. It reflects the theme of Expo 67, "Man and His World". Alexander Calder, Trois disques, 1967. © 2020 Calder Foundation, New York / Artists ...
