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John Knuth, Angeles Crest, 2015
Ultimately, it’s about God, or at least a whiff of the divine. And also about not getting shit on your hands.
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Jonathan Griffin
Criticism and essays on art and culture
Tag: aaron curry
May 1, 2014
Aaron Curry
When Alexander Calder began making monumental steel ‘stabiles’ in the late 1950s, he developed a distinctive technique for signing them: a welded ‘AC’, applied to the face of the sheet metal. For Calder, it was a logo of sorts, and an integral part of the sculpture: a reminder that these complicated constructions originated in drawing – from one man’s hand. Read the rest of this entry »
