Alexander Calder

...the Conde Nast Years, 1923-1937" features 200 prints from the Vogue and Vanity Fair Conde Nast archive. On display to Jan. 3. "Alexander Calder: The Paris Year, 1926-1933" with the influential sculptor's miniature circus and other works is...

In this article: Toronto, Art Gallery, Yonge St., York University, Archives of Ontario, and Recession

...of art and design in our increasingly visual world. Currently, Functional Design II students are trying their hands at Alexander Calder-inspired metal mobiles, while Level I students apply paper-cut art to their own storybooks in the...

In this article: Art history, Middletown High School South, and The Lion King

...books for children. 2009 Red Clover book Sandy s Circus by Tanya Lee Stone, also of South Burlington, tells the magical story of Alexander Calder. This fall Katherine Paterson published The Day of the Pelican, which is the story of an...

In this article: Vermont, Winter holiday season, University of Vermont, and Free Press

...and I imagine, perhaps a drink or two. I'm paraphrasing the quote, but what he told me was this: "Calder was always making things. He'd make animals and shapes out of champagne wire and tin cans and just give them to me. I threw them all...

In this article: Champagne, Imprimatur, Hearst Corporation, Marcel Breuer, and Albany, NY

...works at the Menil appear in a nearby alcove, where a pair of Mondrians join a mystical Joan Miro painting and a toylike Alexander Calder wire sculpture. Combining the MFAH's Latin American expertise with the Menil's penchant for...

In this article: Joaquin Torres-Garcia, Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, Piet Mondrian, Theo van Doesburg, and Museum of Modern Art

...in Central Missouri are being shown. These include works by well-known artists such as Edouard Manet, Jean Cocteau and Alexander Calder, as well as local artists James Miller and Thomas Yancey. Gallery hours are 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. Sunday,...

In this article: University of Missouri, Barbie, Jefferson City, Stephens College, and Central Methodist University

...that look like fabric swatches; studded a flat iron with nails and wrapped a sewing machine in burlap. A decade before Alexander Calder's first mobile, Man Ray was dangling clothes hangers above a suitcase and calling it art. With...

In this article: Man Ray, Ernest Hemingway, Marcel Duchamp, Jewish Museum, Pablo Picasso, Gertrude Stein, Jean Cocteau, American Masters, and Indestructible Object

...Photo Award. Plus, remember that Mini's parent company BMW has a long history of Art Cars starting with the iconic 3.0 CSL by Alexander Calder. The book will be published in a limited edition of 2,000 volumes by Mini Switzerland and is...

In this article: E mail, Wired.com, BMW, Dieter Meier, and Yello

..."Femme en Bleu" (Women in Blue), a 1944 post-Cubist painting in shades of indigo, and a primary-colored mobile by American artist Alexander Calder. Henri Matisse's 1941 painting "Nature morte au magnolia" (Magnolia Still Life) - among the...

In this article: Henri Matisse, Paris, Still life, Pablo Picasso, France, and U.S.

...artist David Lance Goines, and in subsequent years the Artist Series has presented works by such famous artists as Joan Miro, Alexander Calder, Pablo Picasso, Sam Francis, Vincent van Gogh and Wayne Thiebaud. In the exceptionally fine 2005...

In this article: Paul Klee, Bauhaus, Tannin, and Vincent van Gogh