Kosso Eloul : Celebration of the Arch

Includes a brief introductory note by Cumming and a statement by Kosso

Gomil

Stainless steel, 132 x 38 x 30 inches. Featured in Monumenta art exhibit, 1974, where it was installed at Brick Market Place. Lent by Bruce Gitlin, Milgo Art Systems, Brooklyn, New York. Publisher:Salve Regina University Archives and Special Collections. Source:Digital reproduction of photograph of work of art. Digitization specifications: Adobe Photoshop CS Macintosh, 240 dpi, RGB, 24-bit. Rights:This content is provided for educational research and personal use only. While the photographs in this collection are held in the Salve Regina University Archives and Special Collections, copyright for the artwork still resides with the artists. See http://library.salve.edu/archives/archives_copyright.html.https://digitalcommons.salve.edu/monumenta-images/1008/thumbnail.jp

Kosso

Webb maintains that Kosso's large imbalanced abstract metal sculptures convey energy and engage the viewer to complete the work in his own mind. Kosso claims that artistic creation connects us with unexplainable phenomena. Biographical notes

Steel : The Engineer and the Sculptor

The use of steel by engineers and by artists is contrasted. Includes artists' statement and biographical notes

Écrits et témoignages de 21 sculpteurs

In this anthology, 21 Canadian, American, British, and French artists describe their aesthetic and technical investigations, and expound their social, historical, and theoretical concerns. Texts in French or English. 12 bibl. ref