David Smith: Sculpture 1932-1965

YSP presents a major exhibition of over 40 works by the pioneering and highly influential American artist David Smith (1906-1965).
Widely hailed as one of the 20th century’s outstanding sculptors, this is the first solo exhibition of Smith’s work in the UK since Tate Modern’s 2006 project and the largest ever outside the capital. This landmark exhibition charts the development of Smith’s unique visual language over four decades, crucially bringing together a number of his sculptures in the open-air that are rarely seen in this way outside the USA. Within the Underground Gallery over 30 sculptures trace an unfolding narrative of material, technique and form. Beginning with Smith’s earliest constructions from the 1930s that combine wood with elements including mussel and clam shells, wire and nails, the exhibition spans work through to the artist’s mature, bold, large-scale painted and stainless steel sculptures of the 1960s.
This exhibition is part of Yorkshire Sculpture International.
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Thanks for the video DAVID SMITH

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Wonderful wonderful sculptures

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I had long heard about David Smith (his name was Roland David Smith) and his studio at Bolton Landing. I never knew where Bolton Landing was until a friend of mine asked me if I wanted to go there in October 2018 to help clean out their Summer home, which they had sold. I said yes and was thrilled to finally see Smith's property. It is a sprawling hillside cleared out of the forest with studios on the brow of the hill. There was only one sculpture left on the property, but it was a pleasure to finally see the place. Downtown Bolton Landing (it's just a small resort town on the west side of Lake George) has one of his sculptures on display, probably a gift from the artist.

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Great!

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