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GeorgeRickey, along with Alexander Calder, introduced the notion of kinetic sculpture (sculpture capable of motion) to America in the mid-twentieth century.
Rickey was the first to move his work outdoors, and became famous for braised and polished stainless steel sculptures of geometric forms that respond to the action of air currents.
Their shiny surfaces contribute to the feeling of motion by the reflective play of light on metal.
GeorgeRickey - Etoile Variation V 1978 stainless steel Albany Institute of History and Art American
Self-portrait George Henry Harlow (British, 1787-1819)Oil on canvas; 30 x 25 in.
Welding will be shown in all of its variations as cut, bent, crushed and painted metal that is stable or that moves, that includes sound and water, that is r...
GeorgeRickey'skinetic sculptures do not use mechanical devices of any kind to create movement.
Inspired by Alexander Calder'smobiles, Rickey arranged the spare and geometric elements of his sculptures so that they are free to move with the surrounding air currents.
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Poetry in motion.(kinetic art at the Hayward Gallery in London)(Brief Article) (The Architectural Review)
Profile: Audio-kinetic art by George Rhoads (Morning Edition (NPR))
The Arts: As soon as they move, they come alive The wind-blown kinetic sculptures of GeorgeRickey move with a strange and wonderful grace that makes them seem alive.
