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The other day, in a prior post, I alluded to the presence of The Arch, by Alexander Calder, at Storm King Art Center in upstate New York. Today is time to
spotlight another work of his in that unusual collection of outdoor sculptures
that I photographed last October: Five
Swords (1976), on “Museum Hill,” the site of many of the center’s earliest
acquisitions.
As I did the other day in my post on a Henry Moore sculpture, I did not want to miss another opportunity to write about Storm King Art Center, an outdoor
sculpture park in upstate New York. I snapped this photograph of Alexander Calder’s
The Arch (1975), set in The Meadows
part of the site, in the same afternoon photo session last October when I took the one by
Moore and a number of other artists.
Each spring brings the opportunity to visit the reopened Storm King Art Center, a striking collection of outdoor sculptures set against a
dramatic landscape of fields, hills, and woodlands, located an hour north of New York City.
I have put up posts before on this sprawling site
(including this one), taken during an afternoon I spent photographing last fall. But I just
had, at some point, to get around to this artwork by British sculptor Henry Moore
(1898-1986), Reclining Connected Forms (1969),
set on Museum Hill.
This 1963 steel artwork, created by American
sculptor David Smith, is on display in Storm King Art Center, an outdoor sculpture park that I visited in upstate New
York one Sunday this past fall.
This is yet another in a series of unusual art works
that I photographed last October on a visit to Storm King Art Center, a park of outdoor sculptures, located an
hour north of New York City.
Pyramidian was created by Mark Di Suvero
from 1987 to 1998. A 65-foot high steel sculpture, it dominates the landscape--especially so on the rather overcast afternoon when I went.
This painted aluminum artwork, created by George
Sugarman from 1975 to 1977, was in Storm King Art Center, a park filled with outdoor sculptures in upstate New York, when
I visited there late last October.