Frederick August Butler Dee
Gian Lorenzo bernini
Rosella Cosentino
Huangtushui
Marshall Zhu
Anthony Canova
Jean-Baptiste Kapawu
Max Klinger
Auguste Rodin
Francois Rude
Aristide Mailllol
Michelangelo di Lodovico Buonarroti Simone
Henry moore
George meen (George meen)
Putiansheng
Battelle Thorvaldsen
Jean-Anthony Wulong noodles
Wu
Wang xiajun
Yang Yingfeng
Part introduction
Frédéric Auguste Bartholdi (1834 April 2nd-1904/kloc-0 October 4th), a French sculptor, is the author of the famous Statue of Liberty in New York, USA.
Butler was born in Alsace, France, and studied architecture and painting in Paris. The Statue of Liberty was given to the United States by France, Britain's old enemy, because the United States got rid of Britain's independence. It is said that Butler Dee modeled the Statue of Liberty after his mother's face. The French architect Eiffel, who designed the Eiffel Tower, designed the internal supporting iron frame and the whole supporting structure. In order to place the Statue of Liberty, Butler personally went to the United States and chose a place. Americans raised money to build the tower. The whole bronze statue was divided into 350 pieces, packed in 2 14 boxes and shipped to the United States. The prototype was built on the Seine River in Paris, facing the Eiffel Tower.
His other works include the giant Lion of Belfo carved on Bel Fushan on the border between Alsace and Switzerland to commemorate the victory of the Franco-Prussian War. The statue of "Swiss Aid to Strasbourg" was presented by Strasbourg to Basel, Switzerland, thanking Switzerland for its assistance in the Franco-Prussian War; Butler Fountain in Butler Park, Washington; The statue of Lafayette in Union Square, new york; Boston church's "four angels playing the trumpet"; And Butler Fountain in Lyon, France.
Butler died of tuberculosis in Paris and was buried in Montmartre cemetery.
Gianlorenzo Gian Lorenzo Bernini; ; Also known as giovanni lorenzo bernini) (1598 65438+February 7th-1680165438+1October 28th) Italian sculptor, architect and painter. Early outstanding baroque artists. Benigni's major achievements are sculpture and architectural design. In addition, he is a painter, draftsman, stage designer, fireworks producer and funeral designer.
Benigni was born in Florence, Naples, and later came to Rome with his father Peter Benigni (a famous sculptor). His early works were inspired by Greek mythological sculptures that were transported to Rome during the Roman Empire. Among these works, there are Amalthea (completed in 1609, now in Borghese Gallery, Rome), a fairy who feeds Zeus with goat's milk, and busts of fables and myths, such as Cursed Soul and Blessed Soul (completed in 1609). /kloc-in the 1920s, Benigni's sculptures gradually matured. His masterpieces include Pope Paul V (1620), The Kidnapped Plosjo Bina (162 1 year), David (1623), Apollo and Darda.
In the process of shaping David, Benigni endowed him with feelings. Unlike Michelangelo's works of the same name, the former works are dynamic, while the latter seems ready to take action at any time. Its twisted trunk and wrinkled eyebrows fully embody the characteristics of baroque art accumulated during the Renaissance. Michelangelo showed David's heroic qualities, while Benigni captured the moment of David's heroic qualities. This work was commissioned by Cardinal Bogart, the main patron of Benigni, when he was 25 years old.
Other sculptures in Benigni include Cardinal bogart [1]( 1632, bogart Museum) and the statue of Louis XIV (1665, now in Versailles).
Benigni's first architectural work is the bronze canopy (built in1624-1633) above the altar of St. Peter's Church in Vatican [2]. In addition, he also built the facade of St. biane in Rome (1624-1626). 1629, before the altar canopy was completed, Pope urban VIII hired Benigni to take charge of the construction of the whole St. Peter's Church. He was also responsible for building the tombs of Pope urban VIII [3] and later Pope Alexander VII [4] in the church. St Peter's Cathedral (1657-1666) located in the semicircular hall of St Peter's Cathedral is also a masterpiece of Benigni.
In addition to his most famous works-the square and colonnade in front of St. Peter's Church, Benigni also designed many famous buildings in Rome, such as Bei Lini Palace (built at 1630), Ludovici Palace (1650) and Kiki Palace (Kiki Palace, 65438). 1665, Benigni's fame reached its peak. He went to Paris, hoping to design the east front door of the Louvre for the French emperor Louis XIV, but was rejected. Finally, this part of the building was completed by Claude Perrau, which is more classical.
In addition, Benigni also designed many famous churches, although St. Peter's Church was not written by him (see Carlo Madail). A small Baroque church in Rome fully embodies the architectural style of Benigni. He is not only responsible for designing the building of St. Andrew's Church in Quilingang (Sant 'Andrea al Quirinal), but also carving a huge statue of St. Andrew on the altar. In the countryside near Rome, Benigni also designed a church for the Pope's summer palace, Fort Dolf.
The first fountain designed by Benigni is the Prince of the Sea Fountain (1640), and the most famous one is the Four Rivers Fountain in Navona Square (1648-165 1), which connects four major rivers in the world: Nile, Ganges, Danube and Labrador. There is also an interesting story about the fountain: Benigni's rival Bo Jomini designed the St Agnes Church facing the fountain. It is said that Benigni once ridiculed that the church was in danger, so he raised his hand to the statue of La Plata River in the church.
1644, the death of Pope urban VIII, the patron of Benigni, concentrated the opponents of Benigni and dealt a blow to the cause of Benigni. However, Pope Innocent X continued to invite Benigni to finish the work of St. Peter's Church and entrusted him to design the Fountain of Four Rivers. By the time Innocent X died, Benigni had become a leading figure in Roman art. Benigni died in Rome on 1680.
Benigni's works are regarded as scientific symbols and shrines in dan brown's novel Angels and Demons.
Huang Tu Shui Sheng was born in Mongga, Taipei, with the zip code of 1907. Because of his father's death, he took refuge in DaDao Cheng's third brother. Because Huang Shushui's third brother is a carpenter, he is interested in sculpture under his influence. 19 17 After graduating from normal school, he was recommended by his teacher to study in the Sculpture Department of Tokyo Fine Arts School. He is the first Taiwan Province student in Tokyo Art School. 1920, re-entering the scientific research department of the school. In addition, he also studied under the famous Japanese sculptors Chun Takamura and asakura.
1920, his sculpture "Fan Tong" was selected for the Japanese Emperor Exhibition, ranking first among Taiwan Province people. Later, there were famous works such as The Statue of Sakyamuni, The Buffalo, The Dew Water (Emperor Exhibition), The Posing Woman (Emperor Exhibition) and The Outskirts (Emperor Exhibition). 1930 He died of peritonitis at the age of 35 in Ikebukuro apartment in Tokyo.
The works of Huangtushui were very popular after the localization of Taiwan Province Province in the late 1960s and 1980s. His works are often regarded as a masterpiece of sculpture in Taiwan Province Province.
Famous works
Shan Tong plays the flute (19 18)
Gypsum was selected for the second Imperial Academy of Fine Arts exhibition 1920, which is the first time that artists from Taiwan Province Province were selected for the highest authoritative Japanese art exhibition. The whereabouts of the original is unknown.
Mannan water (19 19)
Marble statue, selected 192 1 the third imperial academy of fine arts exhibition. It was originally hidden in Taiwan Province Provincial Council, but its whereabouts are unknown.
Girl's bust (1920)
Marble statue, loess water to the alma mater avenue into a public school (now Taipei Taiping Primary School).
Posing woman (1922)
Selected 1922 the 4th imperial academy of fine arts exhibition. The whereabouts of the original is unknown.
Rorty and Lu Hua (1922)
A gift to the collection of the Japanese Palace Department (now the Palace Hall).
Suburb (1924)
Selected 1924 the 5th imperial academy of fine arts exhibition. The whereabouts of the original is unknown.
South China Customs (1927)
Selected for the first Tokyo Shoto Kutaishi Art Exhibition. The whereabouts of the original is unknown.
Buddha comes out of the mountain (1927)
Entrusted by Longshan Temple in Taipei. The log statue was destroyed in the air raid in Taipei in 1945, and was recast by the surviving plaster original model. It was collected in Taiwan Province Provincial Art Museum (now National Taiwan Province Art Museum), Taipei Municipal Art Museum, Kaohsiung Municipal Art Museum, National History Museum, Ganlongshan Temple, Tainan Kaiyuan Temple and Loess Shuijia. 1997, the North America Pavilion was rebuilt five times, and it was questioned by the outside world whether it was copied too much.
Portrait of Prince Gong Bangyan and his wife in Jiu-Er (1928)
The national palace collection.
Buffalo elephant (1930)
Gypsum relief, the last masterpiece of loess water, is also the most famous classic. The original is embedded in the back hall wall of Zhongshan Hall in Taipei, and the original model is in triplicate, which are kept in Taiwan Province Provincial Art Museum (now National Taiwan Province Provincial Art Museum, made of fiberglass), Taipei Municipal Art Museum (bronze) and Kaohsiung Municipal Art Museum (bronze).
Zhu Ming (1938-), a sculptor from Taiwan Province province, is a native of Tongxiao Town, Miaoli County, and is an honorary doctor of Fu Jen Catholic University. In his early days, he was famous for his sculptures with local themes such as "Cow" and "Shepherd Boy", and recently he was famous for his modern sculptures such as "Tai Chi" combined with China's philosophy. His real name is Zhu Chuantai, and his childhood nickname was "92". Zhu Ming was born in a big family in Miaoli County, the youngest child, with five brothers and five sisters.
1953, under the guidance of his father, he went to Mazu Tempel in Tongxiao Town to study under the sculptor Jinchuan Li.
1955 debuted, and went to work in Keelung Buddhism fitting shop in the following year. However, until 1966, the economic situation has been poor. 1968, he recommended himself, took his own sculptures "Mother-in-law" and "Girl Playing in the Sand", took Yang Yingfeng as a teacher, and changed his name to Zhu Ming, only to gradually get better. In the same year, he moved to Banqiao (now Banqiao City) in Taipei County and settled in Jiangzicui area.
1978, Zhu Ming was exhibited at the Central Art Museum in Tokyo, Japan, and his work Under the Single Whip was collected by Sensen Art Museum in Japan.
1980, he went to new york alone to study, which was a turning point for him to open his international vision. A year later, his "People" series became the most acclaimed classic representative in his career. However, the following year, a theft occurred in the National History Museum of Taiwan Province Province, and Zhu Ming's sculpture "Old Woman" was stolen.
From 65438 to 0989, he collaborated with architect I.M. Pei to create a series of Tai Chi works of "harmonious coexistence" in front of the Bank of China Building in Hong Kong, which was unveiled the following year. Located on the left side of the entrance gate of the building.
1999, Zhu Ming established the "Zhu Ming Art Museum" in Xishihu, Jinshan Township, Taibei County, covering an area of 1 1A, and collecting many modern sculptures.
In 2000, the Zhu Ming Art Museum, which took several decades to plan and build, won the Tokyo Creation Award overseas.
At present, it has settled in Qingjing Farm, Renai Township, Nantou County.
Zhu Ming's bronze sculpture "Gate" is also a landmark building of the Chinese University of Hong Kong, which is located on the beacon tower outside the library of our headquarters. "Door" was presented by Dr. Situ Hui from the Chinese University of Hong Kong, and it is one of the "Tai Chi Series".
His work theseus Killed Minotaur was a great success, and the simplicity and natural expression of this work formed his future style.
His other work is the monument to Pope Clemente XIV, which took four years to complete, making him one of the most famous artists at that time.
It took him another five years to complete the monument to Pope Clemente XIII. From then on, he became famous, accepted a series of orders and created Cupid and Psek. The Russian czar invited him to St. Petersburg, but he refused. He said: "Italy is my country and the birthplace of art. I can't leave her. I grew up here. If my talents can be used in other lands, I must do so. " But many of his works are still collected by Russia.
Canova, from 1795 to 1797, created a series of famous works. 1798, due to the French invasion, he returned to his hometown, only created some paintings, and returned to Rome a year later, but his health was not as good as before. He traveled to Germany for a period of time. When he came back, his health improved and he immediately went to work.
18 15, the pope ordered him to go to Paris to supervise the recovery of works of art plundered by Napoleon. In autumn, he went to London. 18 16 At the beginning of this year, he returned to Rome and was appointed as the dean of St. Luke's College, the main art school in Rome. The Pope personally designated his name to be written in capital letters and was awarded the title of Marquis of Ischia.
He collected the monument to the heart of Canova and completed a series of religious works, including the statue of Pope pope pius vi, the myth of Mars and Venus, the Virgin Mourning Jesus, St. John and Mary Magdalene. 1822 In May, he went to Naples to inspect the statue of Ferdinand VII, which was making a wax figure. His health deteriorated further and eased after returning to Rome. At the end of the year, at the age of 65, he died in Venice on his way home. His body was buried in the temple in his hometown, and his heart was hidden in the tomb of the marble pyramid he once designed for Titian.
Jean-Baptiste Carpeaux (1827 May1-1875 June 12) is a sculptor and painter in The Romantic Period, France.
He was born in Kubois, a suburb of Paris, and studied sculpture with the French sculptor Ruud in his early years. 1854, he won a scholarship to Rome and studied in Rome until 186 1. He was mature in learning baroque. 186 1 year, he made a bust of Princess Madeleine, which was appreciated by Charles Louis Napolé on Bonaparte and accepted several commissions to decorate the Paris Opera House. 1869, his group portrait "Dance" was placed on the right side in front of the opera house, which was criticized by many defenders.
His last work is the Fountain of the Earth in Julian Square. Four figures representing Asia, Europe, North America and Africa supported the earth, and he died after completing the main theme. Later, other sculptors inherited it and added eight galloping horses, turtles and dolphins.
Max klinger (Germany: max klinger,1February 85718-1July 5, 920) is a German symbolist painter and sculptor.
Klinger was born in Leipzig and studied in Karlsruhe. He admired Goya and Menser's etchings best, so he taught himself to be an excellent etcher.
His most famous work is a series of etchings "Reading for Gloves", which originated from his dream of finding gloves in the skating rink. He exemplified Freud's research results on fetishism, in which "gloves" became a symbol of his pursuit of romantic ideals.
Klinger wandered around European art centers until 1893 when he returned to Leipzig. After 1897, he mainly devoted himself to sculpture, and his Beethoven statue became the main work in the 1902 Vienna separatist artist exhibition. He had a great influence on Chirico and other artists. He is an important representative between19th century symbolism and 20th century surrealism. The asteroid 22369 was named after him.
Auguste rodin (1840165438+10/2-19 17165438+10. Ois-August-René Rodin), born in a poor family in Paris, is a world-famous sculptor in the 20th century.
His early works are realistic, and the exhibition of his work Bronze Age in 1876 caused a fierce reaction, and some even asserted that it was copied with a real human body. Later, his works developed their own style, emphasizing the role of light and shadow. In particular, his work in pajamas and his long hair "Balzac statue" caused an uproar, and it was not until his death 1939 that it was erected in downtown Paris. His giant relief "The Gate of Hell" was made from 1880, and it was not finished until his death. The theme of the Gate of Hell is Dante's Divine Comedy. Perhaps Rodin's pessimism, like the description of human suffering in this chapter, reflects each other and produces this great sculpture. 1884, entrusted by Calais, in order to commemorate the British massacre during the Hundred Years' War between Britain and France, he gave himself as a hostage to six Calais citizens in Edward III, England, and made a statue of "One People in Calais". 19 13 copied the same in Parliament Park.
Rodin exhibited 150 works at the Paris World Expo in 1900. 19 16, Rodin donated all his works to the French government in exchange for the government providing him with a house and a studio, so the government built the Rodin Museum. The French government enjoys the exclusive right to reproduce Rodin's works. Rodin died in 19 17.
In addition to sculpture, Rodin also created many illustrations, etchings and sketches. He also wrote several works, including On Art, including The Thinker, the statue of victor hugo and the statue of Argentine President Samianto.
Rodin lives with his student Camille Claudius, who is also a sculptor. Claudius gave birth to two children for him, but Rodin refused to undertake the obligation of raising him. Some historians believe that Claudia provided many ideas for Rodin, and some of Rodin's works were even written by Claudia.
Francois Rude (Fran? Ois Rude,1784 65438+1October 4th-1855165438+1October 3rd), a French sculptor. Born in Dijon, east-central France, Luther made stoves with his father when he was young. 1809 graduated from Dijon Art School and went to Paris for further study. 18 12 years, he won a scholarship to Rome. After the restoration of Bourbon, he went to Brussels to accept a job, where he married Sophie Freire, a friend of Napoleon's daughter, and then returned to work in Paris.
1833, Marseillaise won the Legion of Honor Cross for his work "The Neapolitan Fisherman Playing with Turtles" and was entrusted to decorate the Arc de Triomphe being designed, among which "Marseillaise" (also known as "1792 Voluntary Expedition") became Luther's immortal work.
In addition, his important works include The Statue of Napoleon, The Statue of Joan of Arc, Herb and the Eagle of Jupiter, The Victory of Cupid, etc.
Luther's most important student was Kabo, who once created a "Neapolitan fisherman" according to his own understanding.
Mayor was born in Banjul, a small town on the border of the Pyrenees in southwest France. 188 1 year went to Paris to study art, 1885 entered the art school, and studied under cabanel and Jerome. His early paintings were obviously influenced by Xia Fan and Gauguin.
Gauguin encouraged him to engage in decorative arts, and he participated in the design of brocade. 1893 opened a brocade factory in banyule town, which had a great influence in France. From 1895, I started to create some small clay sculptures, started to engage in sculpture, and gave up designing tapestries.
At the age of 83, he died in a car accident in a thunderstorm in his hometown of Benyule. There is a museum in Paris that collects his works, and his former residence has also been turned into a museum.
works
His important works include the monument designed for Cezanne in 19 12, and a series of monuments commemorating the First World War. Most of his sculptures are about women's bodies. They are steady and mature, with traces of classical art, and they are the most important sculptors in the transitional period between classicism and modern Moore abstract sculpture.
Michelangelo (1March 6, 475-1February 564 18), whose full name is Michelangelo di Lodovico Buonarroti Simone, was born in Buddha in 1475. He, together with Leonardo da Vinci and Raphael, is known as the "Three Masters of Renaissance" and is famous for his figure "bodybuilding", even though women's bodies are painted with strong muscles. His sculpture "The Portrait of David" is world-famous, and the four statues in front of Medici's tomb are novel. In addition, famous sculptures include the statue of Moses and the great slave. His most famous paintings are the zenith painting Genesis and the mural The Last Judgment of the Sistine Chapel in the Vatican. He also designed and initially built St. Peter's Cathedral in Rome and the tomb of Pope Julius II. Michelangelo was grumpy and unsociable, incompatible with Leonardo da Vinci and Raphael, and often had conflicts with his benefactors, but he pursued artistic perfection all his life and insisted on his own artistic ideas. 1564 died in Rome, and his style influenced artists for almost three centuries.
Michelangelo was born at1March 6, 475 in Caboris, near Arisonia, Tuscany. His family has been a small-scale bank in Florence for generations, but his father Rodovico di Leonardo Bourone Rorty di Simone failed to run it successfully, and then he took a temporary political post. When Michelangelo was born, he was the magistrate of Cabolis and the chief executive of Quiche. Michelangelo's mother was Francesca D 'Neri de Mignat to di Siena. It is said that his father is descended from Mathilde, Countess of Canossa. This rumor is probably false, but Michelangelo is convinced of it. A few months after Michelangelo was born, his family moved back to Florence, where he grew up. A few years later, after his long illness and the death of his mother, he moved into a small town called Settignano with a stonemason and his family. There, his father owns a marble open-pit mine and a small farm.
Michelangelo once said to George vasari, a biographer of an artist, "If I have some advantages, it is because I was born in the wonderful atmosphere of your country, arezzo, and with my wet nurse, I learned to carve my paintings skillfully with a hammer and chisel." When Michelangelo was young, his father sent him to Florence to study grammar with the humanist Francisco da urbino. This young artist is obviously not interested in going to school, preferring to go to church to copy paintings and find a painter's companion. Later, Michelangelo studied under the painter domenico ghirlandaio and the sculptor Alberto di Giovanni. His father tried his best to persuade Girandao to pay Michelangelo, who was still 14 years old, which was very rare at that time. 1489, the ruler of Florence asked Gillandayo to recommend his two best students, and Gillandayo introduced Michelangelo and Francisco Granach. From 1490 to 1492, Michelangelo attended his father's school and was influenced by many predecessors, shaping and expanding his artistic conception. Following his platonic views at that age, he also began to feel gender differences. During this period, Michelangelo met several literary giants, such as Mirandola, Angelo Polic Yano and Marsilio Ficino. Michelangelo completed the struggle between the statue of David and the knight, who was developed from the theme suggested by Poliziano and appointed by Florence Mayor Lorenzo de Medici.
Henry Spencer Moore Omch (Henry Spencer Moore,1July 30, 898-65438+August 3 1 0986) is an English sculptor. Moore is famous for his large bronze sculptures and marble sculptures. Highly respected by the British art circle, his works have occupied a place for Britain in modernist art.
Depressed and inclined figures are Moore's most typical sculpture style. This shape is thought to be inspired by a Toltec-Mayan sculpture called "Chac Mool" he saw in Paris in 1925. The void in Moore's early works usually takes a more traditional form, such as a curved arm connected with the subject. Later, it gradually evolved into a hole in the trunk of the main body, resulting in a concave-convex or curved shape of the main body. At the same time, barbara hepworth's works developed a similar style, and she was initially influenced by Moore's works.
Moore was quite rich in his later years because he undertook many large-scale commissioned creations. However, Moore still lives a simple life. Most of his wealth was inherited by the henry moore Foundation to support art education and promotion.
Moore is famous for creating large-scale abstract sculptures, and these public works of art are all over the world. Body image, especially "mother and child" or "reclining human figure" is the most common theme in Moore's creation. Except for the short-term use of family group images in 1950 s, the theme of his works is mostly female images. The biggest feature of Moore's works is that they usually contain holes or the main body is penetrated. And its undulating curve shape is thought by many people to be inspired by the undulating hilly terrain of Yorkshire, Moore's birthplace.
Moore's niece once asked him why the names of his works are so simple, and Moore's answer was:
All art should have a sense of mystery and need the participation of the audience. If you give a sculpture or painting a white name, there will be no mystery, and the audience's attention will be easily diverted without trying to understand the connotation of the work. People think he/she is watching, but they are not really watching.
Moore's early works are usually carved directly [1]. From 65438 to 0930, Moore gradually turned to modernism. He often communicates with several other sculptors who live in hampstead, and their styles influence each other. In the process of creation, Moore usually makes a lot of sketches. Most of these sketches have been preserved, which provides direct information for studying the evolution of Moore's creation. 1940s, Moore used the model method to create, first modeling with clay or gypsum, and then casting bronze sculptures by dewaxing method.
After World War II, Moore's bronze sculptures were all large-scale works commissioned as public works of art. Therefore, he basically gave up the creative technique of direct sculpture and used models instead, and hired several assistants.
In his home in Much Hadham, Moore collected a large number of natural objects with different shapes: skulls, driftwood, pebbles, shells and so on. Moore looked for inspiration from natural forms in these objects. For large-scale works, he usually makes a half-size experimental model before final molding and casting. Sometimes, a full-scale plaster model is made, the shape is finally improved, and surface marks are added.
1946 In March, Moore and Elena's daughter was born. They named Moore Mary after her mother who died two years ago. The death of his mother and the birth of his daughter made Moore pay more attention to the concept of family, which is reflected in his creation of many works with the theme of "mother and son". In the same year, Moore held a retrospective exhibition in new york Museum of Modern Art. 1948 won the Venice Biennale International Sculpture Award, 195 1 became the theme artist of [British Festivals], 1955 became the theme artist of Documenta/kloc-0.
The bronze statue of Family Portrait (1950), located at Barclays School in Stevenich, England, was Moore's first large-scale commissioned creation after World War II. At the end of the war, at the request of Henry Morris, Moore created a sculpture "Family" for his rural college, but due to financial problems, the sculpture could not be implemented. However, in 1950, this work was completed at Barclays School in Steve Nech, becoming Moore's first large-scale public sculpture.
During 1950, Moore received more and more creative commissions, including works for the UNESCO office building in Paris from 1957. Due to the increase of public works of art, the size of Moore's sculptures has also increased. He began to hire assistants to help him with his work, including Anthony Carroll and Richard Wentworth.
Fixed exhibition venue
Many art museums around the world have collections of Moore's sculptures and paintings. Museums with more collections include: Nelson Atkins Art Museum, which is the largest collection of large bronze sculptures in the United States.
Henry moore Foundation, [2], Perry Green, MerDeham, Hertfordshire, England.
Henry Moore College, Leeds, UK.
Ted Art Museum, London, UK
Ontario Museum of Art in Toronto, Canada
Yorkshire Sculpture Park near Leeds, England
Albright Knox Art Museum, Buffalo, New York, USA
Sainsbury Visual Arts Center and University of East Anglia campus in Norfolk Norich.
Wakefield City Art Museum, UK
Dad? The Royal Theatre in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil