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CHIHULY BLACK

CHIHULY BLACK

DALE CHIHULY (1941-)

Chihuly's black works combine the dominant use of black intensified with the dynamic use of color throughout each blown sculpture. Dramatic contrast forces the eye directly to the form and secondly, to the exuded colors. Burned Drawings, an essay by Dale Chihuly, introduces his series of drawings that radiate a potent energy. Experimental processes such as torching, using metal shavings, iridescents and metallics soon became the primary elements for these drawings.

"I started the Black Series with making the Black Cylinders. I wasn't necessarily going to do anything else in black, but I went ahead and did the Soft Cylinders in black, the Baskets in black, the Venetians in black, the Macchia in black, and about that time I kind of felt it was a series unto itself." Dale Chihuly, 2008

Chihuly Black is the largest formatted publication on the artist’s work to date and flaunts a debossed leather-bound cover. Look past the cover and find the silver-tipped pages which lead the way to an awe inspiring collection of twelve fascinating series.

Barbara Rose is the author of American Art Since 1900 and major monographs on several American artists of our time. Currently she is the co-director at the Istituto d'Arte e Architettura, American University, in Corciano, Italy.

Pris ved	1			998,00 DKK

Emne	Glaskunst
Kunstner	CHIHULY, Dale
Forfatter	Barbara Rose
Sprog	Engelsk tekst
Illustrationer	138 ill. i farver
Format / Sideantal	39 x 30 cm / 208 sider
Udgivelsesår	2008
Indbinding	Indbundet
Forlag	Portland Press
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ISBN	9781576841662
Lev.	3-5 dage

DALE CHIHULY (1941-)

Chihuly's black works combine the dominant use of black intensified with the dynamic use of color throughout each blown sculpture. Dramatic contrast forces the eye directly to the form and secondly, to the exuded colors. Burned Drawings, an essay by Dale Chihuly, introduces his series of drawings that radiate a potent energy. Experimental processes such as torching, using metal shavings, iridescents and metallics soon became the primary elements for these drawings.

"I started the Black Series with making the Black Cylinders. I wasn't necessarily going to do anything else in black, but I went ahead and did the Soft Cylinders in black, the Baskets in black, the Venetians in black, the Macchia in black, and about that time I kind of felt it was a series unto itself." Dale Chihuly, 2008

Chihuly Black is the largest formatted publication on the artist’s work to date and flaunts a debossed leather-bound cover. Look past the cover and find the silver-tipped pages which lead the way to an awe inspiring collection of twelve fascinating series.

Barbara Rose is the author of American Art Since 1900 and major monographs on several American artists of our time. Currently she is the co-director at the Istituto d'Arte e Architettura, American University, in Corciano, Italy.