Exhibition · FreedmanArt
Carved, Cast, Crushed, Constructed
Mar 8 – Oct 18
About the show
FreedmanArt is pleased to present Carved, Cast, Crushed, Constructed, an exhibition of a diverse group of artists seen through the lens of the many distinctive methods in the making of sculpture, from David Smith’s 1943 marble Sewing Machine to Frank Stella’s 2011 mixed media construction.
This exhibition highlights a choice selection of three-dimentional work, by approximately fifteen artists, whose sculpture can be further appreciated by the use of their inventive, creative techniques and materials.
The works on exhibition, with several significant loans, include Alexander Calder’s 1948 Samba Rattle; to the age old lost wax process of Nancy Graves’ poly-chromed sculpture; and to that of John Chamberlain’s 1991 crushed and colored metal forms.
About FreedmanArt
FreedmanArt is dedicated to our artists and bringing together art and collector. As advocates for the artist, we likewise guide and educate the collector. These associations for the gallery, are a source of gratification and pride.
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