Richard Serra (1938) is an American minimalist sculptor and video artist known for working with large-scale assemblies of sheet metal. Serra was involved in the Process Art Movement. He lives and works in Tribeca, New York, and on Cape Breton Island in Nova Scotia.
Serra is widely considered one of the most influential sculptors of the late-20th century. A modern Renaissance man with a forceful personality, Serra's interest in painting, sculpture, music, dance, film, performance, and installation art has affected legions of artists during his long career. Architects and urban planners today often cite Serra's influence, which the artist scorns in keeping with his belief that true art is never utilitarian. As evidenced forcefully by Tilted Arc, Serra's work is, at any rate, difficult to ignore and has been important in moving the discourse about public art to the critical forefront. His work has inspired the founding of a public art program at the University of California (in his hometown of San Francisco), and Serra has himself supported the development of sculpture parks across the United States.
© 2018. All images are copyrighted © by Richard Serra. The use of any image from this site is prohibited unless prior written permission is obtained.
Serra is widely considered one of the most influential sculptors of the late-20th century. A modern Renaissance man with a forceful personality, Serra's interest in painting, sculpture, music, dance, film, performance, and installation art has affected legions of artists during his long career. Architects and urban planners today often cite Serra's influence, which the artist scorns in keeping with his belief that true art is never utilitarian. As evidenced forcefully by Tilted Arc, Serra's work is, at any rate, difficult to ignore and has been important in moving the discourse about public art to the critical forefront. His work has inspired the founding of a public art program at the University of California (in his hometown of San Francisco), and Serra has himself supported the development of sculpture parks across the United States.
© 2018. All images are copyrighted © by Richard Serra. The use of any image from this site is prohibited unless prior written permission is obtained.
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| Mr Richard Serra |
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| 1969, Floor Pole Prop, |
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| 1969, Inverted House of Cards |
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| 1969, Right Angle Prop |
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| 1969, Shovel Plate Prop |
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| 1969-71, Strike, To Roberta and Rudy |
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| 1969-94, 2-2-1- To Dickie and Tina |
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| 1974, Zadikians |
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| 1978-2004, Forged Drawing, |
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| 1981, St Johns Rotary Arc |
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| 1981, Tilted Arc |
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| 1987, My Curves Are Not Mad 2 |
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| 1987, Weights and Measures |
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| 1988, Trip Hammer |
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| 1990, Hours of the Day |
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| 1993, Gravity |
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| 1994-97, Snake |
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| 1994-97, Snake |
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| 1994-2005, The Matter of Time |
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| 1994-2005, The Matter of Time |
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| 1999, Out of Round X |
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| 1999, Sidewinder |
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| 2000-01, 2000, 2001 |
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| 2000-02, Te Tuhirangi contour, New Zealand |
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| 2000-02, Te Tuhirangi contour, New Zealand |
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| 2003, Between the Torus and the Sphere |
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| 2003, Blind Spot Reversed |
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| 2003, Torqued Ellipse |
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| 2003, Torqued Spiral (Closed Open Closed Open Closed) |
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| 2003, Torqued Spiral (Open Left Closed Right) |
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| 2003, Torqued Spiral (Right Left) |
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| 2003-04, Double Torqued Ellipse |
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| 2006, Band |
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| 2006, Band |
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| 2006, Band |
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| 2006, Sequence |
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| 2006, Sequence |
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| 2007, Tilted Spheres in Terminal 1 Pier F at Toronto's YYZ airport |
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| 2007, Tilted Spheres in Terminal 1 Pier F at Toronto's YYZ airport |
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| 2008, Fernando Pessoa |
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| 2009, Joe, December 2009 |
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| 2010, Backdoor Pipeline |
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| 2011 sculpture 7’, Qatar |
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| 2011 sculpture 7’, Qatar |
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| 2011, Cycle |
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| 2013, Inside Out |
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| 2013, Inside Out |
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| 2015, East-West West-East, Qatar |
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| 2015, Every Which Way |
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| 2015, Every Which Way |
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| 2016, NJ |
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| 2016, NJ |
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| 1987, Penn.ship |
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| 1996, Allée |
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| 1996, Screech |
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| 2001, Which way which way |
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| 2005, A Drawing in Five Parts |
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| 2007, Path and Edges #1 |
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| 2008, Untitled |
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| 2009, Promenade Notebook drawing III |
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| A 2009, Promenade, notebook drawing |
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