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Art in Our Valley shows modern sculpture at ASU library
The Arizona State College Matthews Library hosts 14 new small sculptures from American and foreign artists in abstraction expressionism and related movements. Works include Calder’s Many Pierced Disks, Roszak’s Emergence, Lipschitz and Callery bronzes, Salerno marble, Albrizio alabaster Owl, Harootian Torture, Laurent The Lovers, Zorach Nimbus, de Creeft black marble figure, Lachaise The Mountain, and three other bronzes. A July run features Navajo and Ballet Russe works loaned by local collectors, with Arizona Artists Guild members participating. Plans for a statewide Arizona Art Foundation are announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona State College
Matthews Library
America
Alexander Calder
Theodore Roszak
Jacques Lipschitz
Roszak
Mary Callery
Callery
Lipschitz
Charles Salerno
Phoenix
Humbert Albrizio
William Zorach
Jose de Creeft
Gaston Lachaise
Little Theater
Jay Datus
Kachina School of Art
E. Indian School Rd
Jacob Sobol
Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo
Osborne Cahow
Harvey Hayes
Jean Harrison
Arizona Artists Guild
Green Room
Lew Davis
Studio Club
Desert School of Art
Invergordon Rd
Arizona Art Foundation
Davis