New York
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Stanley Boxer
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”MARBLES“
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 ”White Marbel-Trapezoid “ 52”x 24”x 62 (w)” ©1999 Stanley R.Boxer |
| For more than 40 years, Boxer stood at
the top rank of American Contemporary Artists. He had an international
reputation and his art was shown widely during his lifetime and continues
to be shown after his death in 2000. His work is included in the permanent collections of many museums, including MOMA, The Guggenheim Museum, the Whitney and others. He is a recipient of the Guggenheim and the NEA Awards and was member of the National Academy of Design. He was a prolific artist and produced much work during his lifetime. He liked working in different mediums and always thought that one nourished and influenced the other and were all connected. He made paintings, sculptures in marble and wood, sculpture constructions, works on paper, drawings, watercolors, works in pen and ink, prints and monotypes.. |
”Bagged to be Touched #1 - Ball“ 57”(w) x 35 (d) x 43”(h) Gray and White Marble ©1997 Stanley R. Boxer |
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| Primarily known for his paintings,
Boxer was also highly accomplished as a sculptor. His pieces, although
modern in form are primarily af traditional materials and most are in
marble. At the last large exhibition of his sculpture (in NYC)...Art News reviewer Grady Truner said in a review of the exhibition...that Stanley's sculpture "beg to be touched" and that "his form can be considered classical in it's restraint" The also "beg" to be placed in private spaces in the lovely Hamptons area. |
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”Catalogue #5 “ 34”(h) x15”(w) x 14”(d) White Marble ©2000 Stanley R.Boxer |
STANLEY
BOXER
“MARBLES”
Ezair
Gallery
Southampton, NY:
August
1-August 31, 2009
RECEPTIONS:
Saturday, July 11th , 2009
6 PM - 8 PM
Saturday,
August 8th , 2009
6 PM - 8 PM
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