Monumental works by the likes of Alexander Calder and Andy Goldsworthy ... While best known for his hanging mobiles, Calder also created an astounding assortment of standing sculptures that delight ...

It centers around a group of hanging and standing mobiles ... “Red Curly Tail,” 1970, by Alexander Calder, at the Seattle Art Museum. (GeekWire Photo / Kurt Schlosser) Jon Shirley bought ...

and connecting and hanging wire.” It is one in a series of kinetic sculptures that Alexander Calder created decades ago. No one disputes it was once the work of the artist’s hand. But in a ...

The collection centers around a group of hanging and standing ... an exhibition beginning this November. Alexander Calder’s “The Eagle” in Olympic Sculpture park in Seattle.

In September 1933, Alexander Calder ... show focuses largely on the hanging and standing mobiles that Calder was renowned for, presented alongside stabiles, oil paintings, works on paper, jewellery, ...

Alexander "Sandy" Calder's mobiles, a type of kinetic sculpture that he is credited with inventing, can be seen hanging inside the Philadelphia Museum of Art, not far from where Calder Gardens ...

The downtown Genesee streetscape just got more artistic with the restoration of the sculpture Three Arches by Alexander Calder to Munson’s front lawn. The painted steel sheet metal sculpture ...

Alexander Calder was an American artist ... His style of sculpture became known as mobiles. Mobiles are hanging sculptures that move because of the air moving around and under them.

Three Arches, a sculpture by Alexander Calder, was re-installed in front of Munson in Utica as part of a Downtown Revitalization Initiative project to re-landscape the museum's "front yard." ...