Read an illustrated biography of Calder.
Read an illustrated biography of Calder.
Read an illustrated biography of Calder.
Develop a deeper understanding of Calder by life period. In 1898–1925, the artist is encouraged from a young age to create and ultimately makes the pivotal decision to pursue art as a career.
Develop a deeper understanding of Calder by life period. In 1926–1930, the artist focuses on wire sculpture and creates his Cirque Calder in Paris.
Develop a deeper understanding of Calder by life period. In 1930–1936, the artist shifts to abstraction and originates the kinetic sculpture now known as the mobile.
Develop a deeper understanding of Calder by life period. In 1937–1945, the artist receives his first major commissions and retrospective exhibitions amid World War II.
Develop a deeper understanding of Calder by life period. In 1946–1952, the artist gains international distinction in the wake of the war with successful exhibitions in Europe and South America.
Develop a deeper understanding of Calder through by life period. In 1953–1962, the artist embarks on worldwide travels, resulting in an astonishing output and range of work.
Develop a deeper understanding of Calder by life period. In 1963–1976, the artist settles in France and focuses on monumental sculpture in his later years.
Explore a wide-ranging selection of works, historical photographs, texts, ephemera, and other resources.
Explore a wide-ranging selection of works, historical photographs, texts, ephemera, and other resources.
Curated by Catharina Manchanda, Following Space will pair wood sculptures by Pittsburgh native Thaddeus Mosley with select works by Calder. The exhibition will reveal how both artists create a heightened awareness of forms in space and instill the anticipation of change.
Use this interactive map to discover installations of monumental sculpture, notable public collections, and major current and upcoming exhibitions.