Chillida: Tasende Gallery, March 22 through May 31, 1997

Chillida, Eduardo

The Gallery

Anthony Caro, Eduardo Chillida: Sculptors Talking

Dempsey, Andrew

Caro, Anthony

Arts & Photography

Art of this Century

Chillida at Gernika: Birth of a Monument "Gure Aitaren Etxea" "Our Father's House"

Tasende Gallery

Chillida: Hayward Gallery, London : 6 September-4 November 1990

South Bank Centre

Chillida: Pittsburgh international series, Museum of Art, Carnegie Institute, October 26, 1979-January 6, 1980

Reference

Foreign Language Study & Reference

Maeght, Museum of Art, Carnegie Institute

Chillida: [Katalog] (German Edition)

Catalogs & Directories

G. Hatje

<p>The 3 volume set maps how Chillida's use of materials and technique varies, chronicling the artist's sculpting career started with iron and steel, then timber, marble, alabaster, concrete, and terracotta between 1950's and 1970's. The name Chillida is generally connected with heavy, massive monumental sculptures but these books reveal he produced some very different work. Each graphic work is catalogued with title, date, number produced, production method, size, and type of paper.</p>

Eduardo Chillida: Opus P. III : catálogo completo de la obra gráfica = catalogue raisonné of the original prints (Spanish Edition)

Chorus-Verlag

Escritos.: Edición Centenario 1924-2024.

La Fábrica Editorial

A peu pel llibre, 1996

Brossa, Joan

Ediciones Polígrafa

<p>The urban works of Eduardo Chillida, found in cities across the globe, figure among the most intense and telling creations of contemporary, monumental scale sculpture. Bringing together architectural, urban and landscape concerns, the Basque sculptor deals in the organization of forms in space and as they relate to either the exterior environment in which they are placed or a hermetic, closed interior. This study analyzes not only the artistic, stylistic and environmental aspects of Chillida's work but also its ethical components. The sculptor's deep social commitment endows his work with the freedom to formulate all manner of questions relating to urban and political contexts. Thus his Stelae are a kind of civil message that recurrently honors thinkers, progressive politicians and men and women of ingenuity. Chillida plays identical homage to poets in his House of Goethe in Frankfurt, and to artists in his Homage to Hokusai in Japan.</p>

Eduardo Chillida: Open-Air Sculptures

Individual Artists

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