Today I remember just how much I enjoy Cal Lane’s work. Visually stunning, her sculptures are easily accessible yet deeply intellectual, but hey, that’s what you get when you work with a plasma cutter and 55 gallon oil drums. Amazing that she’s able to coax such ethereal work out of such crude material. Taking the reigns from the Smith’s and Serra’s of the sculpture world is no easy task, but Lane is seemingly running as fast as she can.
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reminds me a little of Mark Flood’s lace paintings
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I like your reference to Serra- it’s true I saw these works at Basel and they look like lace from faraway, you can hardly believe it’s metal!
he might not like the reference, but i’m glad you do, pretty amazing stuff especially when you see it up close
Sublime!
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