Alexander Calder and Contemporary Art: Form, Balance, Joy

Chicago /: Museum of Contemporary Art, 2010. Softcover. In Near Fine Condition
Published in conjunction with a Calder exhibit at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Chicago.

From the Museums catalog of publications:

Drawn from the MCA's in-depth holdings of Calder's work and augmented by the artist's classic mobiles, standing mobiles, and stabiles from private and public collections, this pioneering consideration of Calder's influence includes works by some of today's most interesting and engaging sculptors: Martin Boyce, Kristi Lippire, Jason Meadows, and others..

The richly illustrated book features new scholarship on Calder's creative reuse of materials by noted expert Brooke Kamin Rapaport. Scholar George Baker reassesses Calder's modernist legacy. Exhibition organizer Lynne Warren contributes an overview of current sculptural practices in relation to Calder's work, offering the first in-depth consideration of the complex and fascinating relationship between the art of this modern master and contemporary artists. There are also contributions by Bryan Granger, Dominic Molon, Diana Nawi, and Julie Rodrigues Wildholm.