Pace Publishing Calder Un effet du japonais Publication DetailsText by Alexander S. C. Rower, Susan Braeuer Dam, Marc Glimcher, Jane Hirshfield, Jean McGarry, Stephanie Goto, Akira TatehataDesign by Tomo Makiura with Mine Suda Takamizawa and Alexis Liebes2024Softcover184 pages8.5 x 10.75 in.Shop (opens in a new window) Order Now Read More This new catalogue from Pace Publishing—available in English and Japanese—accompanies Calder: Un effet du japonais, a landmark exhibition of Alexander Calder’s work co-presented by Pace and Azabudai Hills Gallery in Tokyo.Exploring the enduring resonance of the American modernist’s art with Japanese traditions and aesthetics, Calder: Un effet du japonais marks the first exhibition dedicated to Calder’s work to be mounted in Tokyo in nearly 35 years. Our publication features writings by Calder Foundation President Alexander S. C. Rower, who curated the exhibition in Tokyo; architect Stephanie Goto, a longtime Calder Foundation collaborator who has created a bespoke design for the show featuring elegant and modern references to Japanese architecture and materials.; Pace CEO Marc Glimcher; Susan Braeuer Dam, Director of Research and Publications at the Calder Foundation; poet and essayist Jane Hirshfield; author Jean McGarry; and Akira Tatehata, a distinguished poet and critic and the Director of the Museum of Modern Art, Saitama, in Japan. Read More To understand Calder’s art we must approach [it] in a spirit of meditative introspection. There’s a subtle harmony in our experience of his work that has echoes and parallels—a gracious relationship—with centuries of Japanese expression. Alexander S. C. Rower If poetry is what happens when subjective expression is abandoned, then a mobile that surrenders to the wind— a mobile that’s abandoned to the wild—is a poem. Akira Tatehata CalderUn effet du japonais (opens in a new window) Order Now (opens in a new window) Explore Our Books (opens in a new window) Browse Our Shop Read More Pace Publishing — Calder: Un effet du japonais, May 21, 2024