Ruth Asawa: Life’s Work Yale University Press Αγγλικά Βιβλία Arts Art General

“Doing Is Living That All Matters ”—Ruth Asawa Throughout Her Long And Prolific Career American Artist Ruth (1926–2013) Developed Innovative Sculptures In Wire A Medium She Explored Through Increasingly Complex Forms Using Craft-Based Techniques Learned While Traveling Mexico 1947 1949 After Studying At Black Mountain College Moved To San Francisco Created Dozens Of Works Among Them An Iconic Bronze Fountain—The First Many Public Commissions—For The City’s Ghirardelli Square Bringing Together Examples From Across Asawa’s Full Extraordinary This Expansive Volume Serves As Unprecedented Reorientation Within Historical Context 20Th-Century Art Particular It Includes Careful Consideration Advocacy For Arts Education Schools Simultaneously Focusing On Vital—And Under-Recognized—Contributions Field Sculpture Insightful Essays Explore Intersection Formal Experimentation Identity Offer Fresh Assessment Celebrated Richly Illustrated With Exquisite New Installation Views Asawa: Life’s Work Introduces Original Scholarship Traces Dynamic Evolution Form Artist’s Published Association Pulitzer Foundationexhibition Schedule:pulitzer Foundation St Louis (09 14 18–02 16 19) Σελίδες: 160 Έτος Έκδοσης: 0409 Διαστάσεις: 23 5X23 5Cm