Alexander Calder: From the Circus to the Moon | Calder Foundation
Alexander Calder: From the Circus to the Moon | Calder Foundation
2021年2月20日
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In the beginning of Hans Richter’s 1963 film Alexander Calder: From the Circus to the Moon, the artist finds a rusty spoon on his Roxbury property. “[He] bends the spoon and slowly reveals, with effortless precision, the utensil’s transformation into an intimate, animated standing mobile,” writes Kaitlyn A. Kramer. “The petite sculpture is added to a prolific collection of other tabletop works whose mobile tops Calder activates with his breath.” Watch the full film: https://tinyurl.com/zdssd4wm
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In the beginning of Hans Richter’s 1963 film Alexander Calder: From the Circus to the Moon, the artist finds a rusty spoon on his Roxbury property. “[He] bends the spoon and slowly reveals, with effortless precision, the utensil’s transformation into an intimate, animated standing mobile,” writes Kaitlyn A. Kramer. “The petite sculpture is added to a prolific collection of other tabletop works whose mobile tops Calder activates with his breath.” Watch the full film: https://tinyurl.com/zdssd4wm
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Nanette Lederer Calder was born on this day in 1866. Calder gave his mother this Goldfish Bowl—his first formal mechanized sculpture—as a Christmas gift in 1929. In a letter to Calder’s sister, Nanette wrote, “He made me a fish tank of brass wire, with two fish that wiggle as you turn a crank also made of wire. Waves are indicated along the top. For your Dad a large fish that is now hanging from the electric light … This is hard to describe, but it really is wonderful as is the fish bowl in whic
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Nanette Lederer Calder was born on this day in 1866. Calder gave his mother this Goldfish Bowl—his first formal mechanized sculpture—as a Christmas gift in 1929. In a letter to Calder’s sister, Nanette wrote, “He made me a fish tank of brass wire, with two fish that wiggle as you turn a crank also made of wire. Waves are indicated along the top. For your Dad a large fish that is now hanging from the electric light … This is hard to describe, but it really is wonderful as is the fish bowl in whic
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Alexander Calder: Modern from the Start - Hardcover
Alexander Calder: Modern from the Start - Hardcover
2022年9月27日
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When Calder visited Mondrian’s studio in October 1930, he suggested that the older artist make the cardboard rectangles tacked to one of the walls for compositional experimentation “oscillate.” While Mondrian was dismissive of the idea, Calder began exploring it in his mobile objects, and he went on to develop a series of paintings in motion—“frames” and “panels”—that consisted of moving abstract forms set in front of colored plywood panels or within boxlike frames. One such work is Blue Panel,
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When Calder visited Mondrian’s studio in October 1930, he suggested that the older artist make the cardboard rectangles tacked to one of the walls for compositional experimentation “oscillate.” While Mondrian was dismissive of the idea, Calder began exploring it in his mobile objects, and he went on to develop a series of paintings in motion—“frames” and “panels”—that consisted of moving abstract forms set in front of colored plywood panels or within boxlike frames. One such work is Blue Panel,
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In a 1937 essay titled Mobiles, Calder writes about the role of electric motors in his early moving sculptures. “With a mechanical drive, you can control the thing like the choreography in a ballet and superimpose various movements: a great number, even, by means of cams and other mechanical devices,” he writes. “To combine one or two simple movements with different periods, however, really gives the finest effect, because while simple, they are capable of infinite combinations.” While Calder la
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In a 1937 essay titled Mobiles, Calder writes about the role of electric motors in his early moving sculptures. “With a mechanical drive, you can control the thing like the choreography in a ballet and superimpose various movements: a great number, even, by means of cams and other mechanical devices,” he writes. “To combine one or two simple movements with different periods, however, really gives the finest effect, because while simple, they are capable of infinite combinations.” While Calder la
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In an interview published in 1962, critic Katharine Kuh asked Calder how he began to incorporate sound in his work. “It was accidental at first,” the artist responded. “Then I made a sculpture ... with three heavy plates that gave off quite a clangor. Here was just another variation. You see, you have weight, form, size, color, motion and then you have noise.” Calder created the hanging noise-mobile captured in motion here a year after The Clangor, the standing mobile he described for Kuh. For m
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Alexander Calder: Recent Works opened at Pierre Matisse Gallery in New York City on this day in 1941. “When agitated by the slightest breath of wind, [the mobiles] take on, in effect, the static rhythms of abstract design set in motion … the so-called leaves of the mobile are colored in various hues with due regard for possible contrasts and harmonies, the effect is fascinating,” Melville Upton wrote in a review of the exhibition published in the New York Sun. “The mere passing of a person throu
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In Philadelphia, a Stirring New Stage for Alexander Calder
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Experience Calder's exuberant art, from early wire works to jewelry, mobiles, and monumental sculptures. | MoMA The Museum of Modern Art
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Understanding Alexander Calder through 6 Pivotal Artworks
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