Alexander Calder
i think art is how to express your feelings
Alexander Calder began painting in the 1920's. After holding various jobs, Calder enrolled in the Art Student's League in New York and also worked for the National Police Gazette. In 1925 he was assigned to sketch the Ringling Brothers and Barnum and Bailey Circus. In 1926, Calder moved to Paris where he established a studio.
The circus influenced his artwork, when he was working with the ringling bros. he was fascinated by the animals and began sketching them constanly. so the answer is the circus or the animals of the circus. have a nice day
Yes grafitti is art. It is letter styling, but on walls
in about the 1898 to 1976.
the mobile- a moving art sculpture
MoMA = Museum of Modern Art in NYC.
Alexander Calder
"The award". There are several. Two examples: 8 October 1962: Calder, along with Alfred H. Barr, Jr., receives the Annual Award for an Outstanding Contribution to American Art from Art in America magazine. 1974 February: Calder accepts the Commandeur de la Legion d'Honneur of France;
Alexander Calder
Alexander Calder attended the Stevens Institute of Technology in New Jersey, where he studied mechanical engineering. He later studied art at the Art Students League in New York City.
in the Begining he is not really in to it but by the end he thinks its pretty cool.
so why not
He made mobiles, and was the initial artist to do so. He also produced wire figures.
Yes, an art history degree is still a background in art, and with the right experience and resume an art history major would qualify for an art director position.
Yes, Alexander Calder's sculpture earlier in his career was using regular wire to build figures and extentaully his infamous, "Animal Circus" which is quit well known in the art world today.