The sculpture, by the late famed mobile-maker Alexander Calder (1898-1976), is being sold to the Calder Foundation in New York to become “a prominent part of their collection,” as BofA ...

Alexander Rower lied about the condition of the glass and wire mobile owned by Richard Brodie in a “scheme” to scuttle the sale, Brodie contended in a Manhattan Federal Court lawsuit.

McAfee is among many who have fond memories of seeing the Calder Mobile. “Back in my day, we’d come to Macy’s to go shopping and then you just drove past here, and you always saw it,” she ...

A collector says the Calder Foundation sunk the value of an $8 million mobile by Alexander Calder by deciding it was too damaged to still be viewed as a work by the artist. By Graham Bowley These ...

It was removed in 1988 for a complete cleaning. The gallery hopes to have Calder's untitled mobile back in place, freshly painted and freely flying, by the summer of 2005. Advertisement ...

Calder at work on a mobile, ”Gamma,” in 1947. In the foreground on the right is “Sword Plant.” 2023 Calder Foundation, New York / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York ...

Calder was commissioned to create the sculpture, which was originally installed in 1963, when Munson's new museum building opened in 1960. An exhibition on Calder and his work is planned this ...

An Alexander Calder mobile twirls lightly in the soft HVAC breeze on the top floor of the MFA’s Americas wing, dangling above Toshiko Takaezu’s stony ceramics unambiguously moored to the ground.

"Untitled (Métaboles)," a 1969 sculpture by artist Alexander Calder (1898-1976), is visible from above in a new exhibition of his work at the Seattle Art ...