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Anthony Howe & kinetic art
- 1. Anthony Howe & Kinetic Art AP3D Catrina Chen
- 3. Kinetic art • Anymedium • Contains perceivable movement or depends on motion for its effect • Mostly refers to 3D sculpture that move naturally or propelled by machine
- 4. Kinetic art (cont.) •Virtual movement – Movement perceived from only certain angles or sections • Apparent movement – Movement created by motors or machines
- 5. Kinetic art (cont.) •1800s Impressionism – Challenge photography – Tried to be more “lifelike” Edgar Degas, 1877– 1880, At the Races,
- 6. Kinetic art (cont.) •Albert Gleizes – Cubism – "normal evolution of an art that was mobile like life itself." 1912, L'Homme au Balcon, Man on a Balcony (Portrait of Dr. Théo Morinaud)
- 7. Kinetic art (cont.) •Naum Gabo • Max Bill Naum Gabo, 1919-1920, Kinetic Construction (Standing Wave) Max Bill, 1935-1936, Construction with Suspended Cube
- 8. Kinetic art (cont.) •Mobiles Alexander Rodchenko, 1920 Alexander Calder, 1956, Red Mobile
- 9. Kinetic art (cont.) •Action Painting • Op art • Criticized in the 60s
- 10. Anthony Howe • 1954born in Salt Lake City, Utah • 1973 - 1978 Attends Cornell University and Skowhegan School of Sculpture and Painting • Paints pastoral landscapes for five years • 1985 Move to 511 W. 25th St, NY, NY • 1989 Begins constructing kinetic sculpture • 1994 Moves to Orcas Island, Washington • 2002-2003 Winner of Kinetic.org sculpture competition.
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