Description
In a captivating exploration of sculpture, Penelope Curtis invites readers to reconsider their perceptions of form and structure. By examining sculptures through the lenses of vertical and horizontal orientations, as well as closed and open compositions, she reveals the intricate relationships that resonate within the art. This fresh perspective encourages a deeper appreciation of how these elements interact and influence one another.
Curtis delves into various examples, connecting artistic intention with viewers' experiences. Her insightful commentary illuminates the dialogue between space and sculpture, fostering a greater understanding of how these constructs can shape emotions and thoughts.
By simplifying the ways of engaging with sculpture, the work opens up a world of connections that may have been overlooked. Readers are encouraged to embrace new interpretations and relationships, enhancing their appreciation of this timeless medium.
Curtis delves into various examples, connecting artistic intention with viewers' experiences. Her insightful commentary illuminates the dialogue between space and sculpture, fostering a greater understanding of how these constructs can shape emotions and thoughts.
By simplifying the ways of engaging with sculpture, the work opens up a world of connections that may have been overlooked. Readers are encouraged to embrace new interpretations and relationships, enhancing their appreciation of this timeless medium.
Book Details
Format
Hardcover
Pages
324 pages
Language
English
Published
Oct 3, 2017
Publisher
Paul Mellon Centre
ISBN-10
0300227221
ISBN-13
9780300227222