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“Close at Hand,” opens next Tuesday, January 9, at Gagosian San Francisco. The opening reception will take place Thursday, January 11, 5–8PM PT. Don't miss it! Focusing on intimate gesture and free experimentation, the exhibition reveals a breadth of formal, conceptual, and material approaches to sculpture, including assemblages, ceramics, and found objects. Click on the link below for visitor info! http://fal.cn/qFn1
OPEN TODAY 12-7 PM. #worldfoodbooks #robertmorris #anthonycaro (at WORLD FOOD BOOKS)
Abstract sculpture, untitled for now. Mediums: Salvaged Copper on a timber base. Handmade using simple metalwork hand tools, the spiral was formed using heat and cold working methods, the sculpture is laden with various patina colouring, no paint was used to colour the copper, the colours are achieved by exploiting the metals ability to self oxidise. This piece was inspired by the Abstract sculptor Anthony Caro who used various found metal parts as the main features of his works. Link in bio. For more of my artworks, please browse and thank you, Richard #andreucetti #sculpture #caro #anthonycaro #originalart #corporateartwork #irishmetalartist #kildysart #westofireland #coppersculpture #irishartist #metalsmith #coppersmith #copperart #patina #patintation (at County Clare) https://www.instagram.com/p/COu95ZIHNEA/?igshid=a541vcbxkv5
#anthonycaro #tablepieceLXXXVIII(thedeluge) #1969-1970 #acierpeint https://www.instagram.com/p/B_8NQnFB5qr/?igshid=qguav33fwtgf
#carriage #anthonycaro #1965 https://www.instagram.com/p/B_iX2PmhK_q/?igshid=1qclpeid4udn8
Figure, Anthony Caro, 1954, Harvard Art Museums: Drawings
Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum, Margaret Fisher Fund Size: sight: 58.4 × 45.7 cm (23 × 18 in.) Medium: Brush and ink on newsprint
https://www.harvardartmuseums.org/collections/object/358025