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Late style Anthony Caro. (Art).
"Late style" is what is supposed to happen to gifted, long-lived artists. At best, it manifests itself as a bold expansion of ideas implicit in earlier work or as a reckless exploration of new possibilities. The most exciting late style works seem fearless, as if the maker's accumulated experience of thinking about, looking at, and making art over a long working life is so powerful that it obliterates all preconceptions of what a work of art could or should be. Think of Titian's or Rembrandt's roughly brushed, introspective, emotionally charged paintings of their last years, which thumb their noses at sixteenth- and seventeenth-century ideas about finish, "correctness" ...
- Life after formalism: in the 1960s, Anthony Caro, Helen Frankenthaler, Kenneth...
- Magazine article from: Art in America Wilkin, Karen November 1, 2001 700+ words
...that Greenberg no longer frequents their studios. The historically minded point to the well-documented phenomenon of a late style, a more plausible reason, given the artists' ages. (Care, Olitski and Noland are in their late 70s, Frankenthaler in...
- Primary form; Anthony Caro.(A retrospective of Anthony Caro's sculptures at the...
- Magazine article from: The Economist (US) January 29, 2005 700+ words
...as steel in the pursuit of new forms and new ideas. One man at the heart of that revolution was a British sculptor, Sir Anthony Caro, whose life's work is being surveyed at Tate Britain, London, from this week. The exhibition runs until April 17th...
- Barbarians at the gates; Anthony Caro, grand old man of British sculpture, has...
- Newspaper article from: The Evening Standard (London, England) Mcewen, John March 11, 2003 700+ words
Byline: JOHN MCEWEN ANTHONY Caro was a studio assistant to Henry Moore when Moore, in his mid...Grand Old Man of British sculpture. Half a century later Sir Anthony Caro OM CBE, 80 next year, has inherited Moore's mantle - even...
- Mitchell-Innes & Nash is presenting its first Anthony Caro exhibit through Dec....
- Magazine article from: Art Business News December 1, 2002 700+ words
* Mitchell-Innes & Nash is presenting its first Anthony Caro exhibit through Dec. 20. "Anthony Caro: The Barbarians" marks the unveiling of Caro's latest work and celebrates the gallery's exclusive U.S. representation for the...
- Esculpir el oro.(exposición de obras del escultor-orfebre Anthony...
- Magazine article from: Epoca February 3, 2006 700+ words
Anthony Caro. Joyera Grassy, Madrid, del 9 de febrero al 10 de marzo. Sir Anthony Caro, uno de los escultores ms prestigiosos del sigloXX ha diseado una coleccin de joyas de oro. Son 29 piezas, colgantes pendientes y broches, que demuestran...
- Anthony Caro at Mitchell-Innes & Nash.(sculpture exhibition)
- Magazine article from: Art in America Leffingwell, Edward June 1, 2003 700+ words
Anthony Caro's figurative bronzes of the early 1950s recall his academic training and his association with Henry Moore. While he is best...
- Anthony Caro: Midday. (sculpture)
- Magazine article from: Artforum International Fried, Michael September 1, 1993 700+ words
I first saw Midday in Anthony Caro's courtyard in the fall of 1961. Between the fall of 1959 and the late spring of 1961 I had been at Merton College, Oxford...
- How Anthony Caro Reshaped SculptureTo Soar to Stardom.(Arts&Entertainment)
- Newspaper article from: The New York Observer (New York, NY) January 24, 2005 700+ words
Byline: Hilton Kramer The British sculptor Sir Anthony Caro, whose Painted Sculpture exhibition is on view at Mitchell-Innes and Nash, has long enjoyed a highly successful career on both...
Source: HighBeam Research, Late style Anthony Caro. (Art).