A student at Cooper Union and the Art Students League in New York, she is a modernist sculptor whose corten-steel work came to the fore in the 1970s. She rejected the prevalent Minimalist style for that which was more fluid and malleable appearing and created sculptures that have flowing, rhythmic, continuous lines--something she accomplished by attaching pieces with steel pins or dowels instead of welding them together.
She was originally a student of architectural drawing, and then beca (showing 500 of 1235 characters). |
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