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An example of work by Michael David Hall
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| Michael D. Hall is an abstract sculptor who received his M.F.A.
(Sculpture) from University of Washington, Seattle in 1964.
Working primarily in constructed metals, including steel and copper, he
began exhibiting in the 1960s, and was closely associated with the
monumental sculpture and public art movements of the time. Hall's peers
include Alice Aycock, Siah Armajani, Richard Nonas, and Mark di
Suvero. Hall held teaching posts at the University of Kentucky
and Cranbrook Acade (showing 500 of 3031 characters). |
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