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a landmark exhibition of Alexander Calder’s work co-presented by Pace and Azabudai Hills Gallery in Tokyo

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Louise Nevelson: Sculpture of the ’50s and ’60s Lin Prints William Monk is known forLouise Nevelson: Sculpture of the 50s and 60s takes a close look at 13 of the artists early wooden sculptures, from smaller works like her Moon Spikes series to larger assemblages such as Sky Cathedral (1958). Published in conjunction with the exhibition held in New York in 2002, this publication also includes a text by Robert C. Morgan that traces the development of Nevelsons practice across the two formative decades.