Storm King Art Center And Whitney Museum Of American Art Receive Cubi

Storm King Art Center And Whitney Museum Of American Art Receive Cubi New windsor, n.y. storm king art center and the whitney museum of american art announced the acquisition of cubi xxi, a 1964 sculpture by preeminent american artist david smith (1906–1965). a key work from the artist’s celebrated cubi series (1961–1965), the large scale, burnished stainless steel sculpture is a gift to the two. David smith, cubi xxi, 1964. installed at storm king art center. photo by jerry l. thompson. david smith's cubi xxi acquired by two museums a key work from smith’s celebrated cubi series (1961– 1965), 'cubi xxi' is a gift to the storm king art center and the whitney museum of american art from the lipman family foundation.]]> january 7 2012, source: whitney museum of american artstanding.

Storm King Art Center And Whitney Museum Of American Art Receive Cubi Storm king art center and the whitney museum of american art today announced the acquisition of cubi xxi, a 1964 sculpture by preeminent american artist david smith (1906–1965). a key work from the artist’s celebrated cubi series (1961–1965), the large scale, burnished stainless steel sculpture is a gift to the two institutions from the. Whitney museum of american art, new york; gift of the lipman family foundation, jointly owned by the whitney museum of american art, new york and storm king art. Cubi xxi is on view at the whitney museum of american art through january 8, 2012, in the special exhibition david smith: cubes and anarchy. it will then return to storm king art center, where it had been on long term loan since 2001, and will be reinstalled on museum hill in time for the art center’s 2012 season (april 4 through november 25). Stainless steel sculpture, on view through january 8 in whitney exhibition david smith: cubes and anarchy, is part of artist’s iconic cubi series. david smith (1906–1965), cubi xxi, 1964. stainless steel, 119 ½ x 43 × 37 ½ in. (303.5 × 109.2 × 95.3 cm).

Storm King Art Center And Whitney Museum Of American Art Receive Cubi Cubi xxi is on view at the whitney museum of american art through january 8, 2012, in the special exhibition david smith: cubes and anarchy. it will then return to storm king art center, where it had been on long term loan since 2001, and will be reinstalled on museum hill in time for the art center’s 2012 season (april 4 through november 25). Stainless steel sculpture, on view through january 8 in whitney exhibition david smith: cubes and anarchy, is part of artist’s iconic cubi series. david smith (1906–1965), cubi xxi, 1964. stainless steel, 119 ½ x 43 × 37 ½ in. (303.5 × 109.2 × 95.3 cm). Since 2008, weinberg has been an active member of the storm king board of trustees, serving on the collections and acquisitions committee he played a pivotal role in the acquisition of david smith’s masterpiece cubi xxi, jointly owned by storm king and the whitney. Photograph by jerry l. thompson. a fresh look at the work of the great american sculptor david smith (1906–1965), cubes and anarchy offers new insights into the artist’s career long involvement with geometric forms. traditionally, the simplified geometry of smith's monumental cubi and zig sculptures of the 1960s has been seen as a departure.

What Is Storm King Art Center And Why Is It A Destination Since 2008, weinberg has been an active member of the storm king board of trustees, serving on the collections and acquisitions committee he played a pivotal role in the acquisition of david smith’s masterpiece cubi xxi, jointly owned by storm king and the whitney. Photograph by jerry l. thompson. a fresh look at the work of the great american sculptor david smith (1906–1965), cubes and anarchy offers new insights into the artist’s career long involvement with geometric forms. traditionally, the simplified geometry of smith's monumental cubi and zig sculptures of the 1960s has been seen as a departure.