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Más imágenesEarly Work: Sculpture and Drawing 1974-1980 (Signed)
Bryan Hunt; Curated by Sue Scott; Edited by Mary Delle Stelzer
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Soft cover. Condición: Very Good. 1st Edition. First Edition (NAP). 'Catalogue printed in an edition of 1000.' Flat- signed and dated (January, 1992) by the artist on the title page. Once listed this will be the Only signed copy for sale anywhere on the Internet. The book is in very nice condition. The interior appears to be in…perfect condition. Scrolling through I'm not finding any soiling at all, not seeing any creasing of any kind. There are no markings. No attachments. And the only writing is Mr. Hunt's signature. The covers have a little bit of wear, including a small triangular loss off the rear bottom edge (see fourth photo). Otherwise, not much, a small spot or two on the front, a sliver of rubbing at the front bottom corner, a little squinching at the bottom edge of the spine, and a small crease on the rear cover just adjacent to the spine. Some of the institutions that have shown the artist's work: Art Institute of Chicago, The Getty Museum, Massachusetts Institute Of Technology, Museum of Modern Art (New York), The Smithsonian American Art Museum, The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, Whitney Museum of American Art, and Yale University Art Gallery. 'Mr. Hunt had his first solo exhibition at Jack Glenn Gallery in Newport Beach in 1975, and soon after at the Clocktower in New York City. His first solo show in Europe, organized by artist James Lee Byars, was Empire State, Phobos, Universal Joint at the Palais des Beaux Arts in Brussels. In 1978 Hunt was included in the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum's 'Young American Artists.' Hunt's work Big Twist was installed in the Museum of Modern Art's Sculpture Garden in 1978; it was later loaned to the White House for a temporary installation in the Rose Garden, at the request of First Lady Hillary Clinton. Hunt's first commissioned sculpture was in 1979 when Edgar Kaufmann, Jr. asked him to create a sculpture for Frank Lloyd Wright's famous Fallingwater House, or the Kaufmann House, in Western Pennsylvania. He was in the Whitney Museum Biennials in 1979, 1981, and 1985, and was featured at the 1980 Venice Biennale. The City of Barcelona, Spain commissioned the sculpture Rites of Spring in 1985. It is installed in the public park of the El Clot neighborhood. Hunt lived part-time in Spain from 1985-1991 in his home in Mojacar, near Almeria. In 1992 FallLakeFalls, a public artwork, was installed at the Mori building, Shiroyama Trust Tower in Minato, Tokyo, Japan. Los Angeles philanthropist Eli Broad donated Hunt's Empire State Building to the Whitney Museum of Art, and it was included in the museum's Centennial exhibition (1900-2000) with about 70 other significant artworks. In 2006, the New York City Parks Department commissioned an artwork, Coenties Ship, for Lower Manhattan at the historic Coenties Slip. The 20-foot-high stainless steel and glass sculpture was awarded the New York City Design Excellence Award in 2006. Hunt created and installed ten Waterfall sculptures on Park Avenue in New York City between 52nd and 57th Streets, in 2011, part of a changing public art outdoor exhibition. In 2014 he was commissioned to create a sculpture, Axis Mundi, for the new One World Trade Center, New York.'. Signed by Author(s).
