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Henry Moore - Arte en la Calle (Henry Moore - Art on the Street)

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Bib. Number0023513

Henry Moore - Arte en la Calle (Henry Moore - Art on the Street)

Exhibition
PublisherFundación ‘la Caixa’
Place PublishedBarcelona
Year
Date & Collation(21 June - 4 September 2016)8pp.Illus.Map.
More InformationEntire edition of Sculpture Journal dedicated to British modernism, with many of the essays featuring Moore content, as follows: Page 5 British modernism unbound - Christopher BEDFORD; introductory text examining the reputation and influence of Moore upon younger generation of sculptors, including Richard SERRA. Mention of Hilton Kramer and Henry Seldis. Page 9 Barbara Hepworth, prehistory and the Cornish landscape - Andrew CAUSEY; includes brief mentions of Moore and Stonehenge. Page 23 London pride: 1951 and figurative sculpture at the South Bank Exhibition - Catherine Jolivette; mentions of Moore's Reclining Figure: Festival 1951 bronze, (LH) throughout, illus page 28, including map siting sculpture. Page 37 'Sculpture in the Home': selling modernism to post-war British homemakers - Robert BURSTOW; refers to 0021349 exhibition at Henry Moore Institute. One Moore illus: page 39 Family Group 1945 bronze, as exhibited in 1953-54 Sculpture in the Home exhibition. Page 51 Materials, methods and modernism: British sculpture c.1950 - Margaret GARLAKE; list mentions of Moore only. Page 75 Tactility or opticality, Henry Moore and David Smith: Herbert Read and Clement Greenberg on 'The Art of Sculpture', 1956 - David J. GETSY; features one Moore illus, page 78 facsimile of Herbert Read's Art of Sculpture, showing Moore's Reclining Figure 1945 bronze, (LH 257). Page 89 'More light and less heat': the intersection of Henry Seldis's art criticism and the career of Henry Moore in America - Jennifer WULFFSON; six Moore illus including page 92, biographical image of Moore with Seldis at Perry Green, 1962 and page 97 Moore's Maquette for Atom Piece 1964 plaster, (LH 524). Mention of Hilton Kramer. Page 102 There's a sculpture on my shoulder: Bruce McLean and the anxiety of influence - Jo APPLIN; mention, page 113, of the McLean 24-hour retrospective King for a Day, 1972 Tate Gallery, in which McLean makes reference to Moore. Page 116 Fallen warriors and a sculpture in my soup: Bruce McLean on Henry Moore - Jon WOOD; discussion on McLean's 1970 film work Waiter, Waiter, There's a Sculpture in My Soup, which features an image of Locking Piece, see page 122, and McLean's interpretation of Moore's Falling Warrior. Mention of McLean's visit to Perry Green to meet Moore, c.1965, and McLean's sneaky" affection for the sculptor. Page 134 'There will always be' - Anne M. WAGNER; mention of Moore throughout with particular reference to Simon Starling's work Infestation Piece (Musselled Moore).
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