Frank Stella
dal 7/5/2003 al 8/6/2003
Segnalato da
7/5/2003
Frank Stella
Paul Kasmin Gallery, New York
Stella's recent works are wall mounted sculptures. They are made with bent, coiled and twisted tubing supported by stainless steel trusses. These elegant curvilinear forms extend up to ten feet from the wall. Some of the resulting negative spaces are filled with carbon fiber formwork.
RECENT WORK
Paul Kasmin Gallery is pleased to announce our upcoming exhibition of Recent Work, by FRANK STELLA from May 8 through June 18, 2003.
Stella's recent works are wall mounted sculptures. They are made with bent, coiled and twisted tubing supported by stainless steel trusses. These elegant curvilinear forms extend up to ten feet from the wall. Some of the resulting negative spaces are filled with carbon fiber formwork.
The titles of the works, such as gegantoesan , kandampat, metjaroe, are Balinese words and phrases from the 1942 photographic essay Balinese Character by anthropologists, Gregory Bateson & Margaret Mead.
Paul Kasmin Gallery is open Tuesday - Saturday, 10-6 pm or by appointment. For more information, please contact Clara Ha at 212.563.4474 or view our website, www.paulkasmingallery.com.
Paul Kasmin Gallery
293 Tenth Avenue
New York
t. 212 563 4474
f 212 563 4494