Calder: Nonspace

Calder: NonspaceAlexander Calder's monumental vision comes to life in this book, shedding light on the artist's extraordinary ability to transform space with art. "He has taken a given space and, by molding beautiful elements of steel around it, caused it to become nonspace." James Jones, 1963. Calder: Nonspace takes its title from a 1963 essay by American novelist James Jones, written after his encounter with a group of large scale sculptures at Alexander Calder's

Natural lapis lazuli

this book celebrates the skill

this essential reference breaks down each chair into its structural components

He's recognised for his precise geometric designs and repeated forms that make the story less explicit

Illustrations: 350+ colour images

through which she called for a revolutionary and inclusive vision of art's role in society

Pages: 512 pp

is known for merging visceral elements with intellectual depth in her art

the artist's wife and companion for over three decades

and poetic resistance in a career survey spanning four decades

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Step inside some of the most ground-breaking architecture projects throughout history guided by captivating texts and colourful illustrations