Making Worlds: Chicago Sound as Sculpture

"Sculpture—situated within the sensibilities of space, embodiment, and
the physical world—offers a richly speculative arena for experimentation
with materials and technology..."

article by Polly Ullrich

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from International Sculpture Center

Publisher of Sculpture Magazine

Artists + Work

untilted (cubicle), 2005
Jacob Galle

single channel video

6 min 22 sec

link to video

Artists + Work

articulés-désarticulés

(articulated-disarticulated)

2002, details

Annette Messager

fabric, wood

Centre Pompigou

Adagp, Paris 2007

photo : André Morin

Rachel Herrick | MECA MFA Thesis Exhibition

Rachel Herrick

The Museum for Obeast

Conservation Studies

Installation

Rachel's Blog

MFA Thesis Exhibition

Institute of Contemporary Art at

Maine College of Art

May 14-June 12, 2011

522 Congress Street

Portland, Maine

Ursula von Rydingsvard: Sculpture

May 29 - Aug 28, 2011

Ursula von Rydingsvard is among this country's most important sculptors and is best known for creating large-scale sculpture from cedar beams that have a powerful physical presence. While formally abstract, von Rydingsvard's massive cedar structures reference the landscape, the human body, and the utilitarian objects of her childhood in pre-industrial Poland. This mid-career retrospective is organized by the Sculpture Center in New York and features ten of the artist's most significant sculptures including wall reliefs, monumental cedar works created from 1991 to 2011, as well as her recent works on paper. (source: deCordova website)

Artist and Curator Conversation
Saturday, June 11, 3 pm
Ursula von Rydingsvard and Deputy Director for Curatorial Affairs Nick Capasso

deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum
51 Sandy Pond Road
Lincoln, MA 01773 

"Major" featured Sculpture

Tina Sato

Breaking Down to the Heart

pantyhose, wooden spools

84” x 66”

Kieran Padgett

Clammy

rope, hardware

144” x 82” x 94”

Major: Works from the

2011 Senior Concentration Seminar

Cantor Art Gallery

College of the Holy Cross, Worcester, MA

April 28-May 27, 2011

ColorFall by Philip Marshall

Philip Marshall

ColorFall

winter-spring 2011

insulating foam sealant

"Thesis Pieces" featured Sculpture

Idalina Abdo-Vieira

Interosseous Isomorphism

175 and 250 gsm paper,

heavy=weight translucency,

microfilament line,

120 v. halogen bulb

Thesis Pieces

Senior Thesis Exhibition

Schiltramp Gallery

Traina Center for the Arts

Clark University, Worcester, MA

April 27 - May 22, 2011

Artists + Work

C.F.A.O., 2006-2007
Martin Puryear
painted and unpainted pine
and found wheelbarrow

Artists + Work

Contingent, 1969

Eva Hesse

cheesecloth, latex, fiberglass

138 x 248 x 43 inches (variable)

Artists + Work

Jessica Stockholder

Left: 2006 (inv. #438)

Bamboo flooring boards, 2 green plastic bins,

green thermos, lamp parts, plastic volume with tulle,

wooden stool, hardware, rope, acrylic and oil paint,

level caulking used as a primer on plastic and

small parts; 96 x 144 x 112 inches.

Right: 2006 (inv. #429)
Furniture, tarp, pillows, lamp, plastic,
glass jars; 105 x 51 x 30 inches.

The Strange Life of Objects: The Art of Annette Lemieux

April 9 - October 9, 2011

Worcester Art Museum

RELATED EVENTS

OPENING CELEBRATION

Saturday, April 9, 6-8pm

Members free; nonmembers $14

RSVP to suzannebonner@worcesterart.org or
508.799.4406 x3123

Join us to honor Annette Lemieux and her art.

Evening includes music, light appetizers and a cash bar.

TALK ABOUT ART: ANNETTE LEMIEUX & ROBERT PINCUS-WITTEN

Thursday, May 5, 6pm

Members free; nonmembers $14

Annette Lemieux and art historian Robert Pincus-Witten discuss

the complex nature of the art world.

GALLERY TALK

Sunday, September 18, 2pm

Members free; nonmembers $14

Guest curators Lelia Amalfitano and Judith Hoos Fox

lead a tour of the exhibition.

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