RICHARD SERRA "SWIVEL" ETCHING, 2011 henry moore mother and child plate 1 he often drew dancers and

he often drew dancers and contributed many drawings to Dance Magazine -- including two covers

and popular culture intersect within the realm of art

and aquatint with collage

Working primarily in black

the Whitney Museum (NYC)

RICHARD SERRA "SWIVEL" ETCHING, 2011 henry moore mother and child plate 1 he often drew dancers andRichard Serra (1938 2024) is one of the most important and audacious sculptors of the 20th century. One of the leading exponents of Minimalism, Serra's steel sculptures stand in unshakable equilibrium, defying expectations and the logic of gravity. While his forms are minimal, their size and weight are always grand and imposing. His sculptures are increasingly site specific and rarely domestically proportioned. Over the course of his career, Serra has