Wednesday, December 14, 2022

Artist of the Day, December 14, 2022: Douglas Abdell, an American sculptor (#1725)

Douglas Abdell (1947) is an American sculptor, living and working in Málaga, Spain.

Abdell was born in Boston, Massachusetts to parents of Lebanese and Italian origin. In 1970 he graduated from Syracuse University with a bachelor of Fine Arts in sculpture.

Abdell is predominately a sculptor and has worked with cast and welded bronze, welded steel, and carved stone. In the early eighties he had a period of painting with oil, acrylics and mixed media collage works. In the last 30 years his work has been devoted to political and social themes related to the Mediterranean Countries and their history more specifically Phoenician and Arabic with their specific symbols and languages. The materials of these works are cast bronze, carved stone and etchings. He is currently living in Málaga, Spain.

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Douglas Abdell
Douglas Abdell at work
Yads on display, 1972 Graham Gallery
Formal time in time, 1975
Drawing for the Sculpture "Pnauxae - Aekyad", 1977
Zypi-Aekyad, 1977
Kryad Poems, 1978
Eaphae-Aekyad, 1979 Park Avenue, NYC
Caephae-Aekyad #2, 1980
Kaerth-Aekyad, 1980
Kraeff-Aekyad, 1981 Berlin
 Qraef Aekyad, 1981
Qurefe Aekyad, 1981
Thlaeonaez iki eke Thlaeonaez, 1981
Study for Pig Bay, 1982
 8 Consolidated Laws, 1983
No River Work A, 1983
Contract Arment Work, 1983
Grand Vizer, 1984
8 to 9 Key interval of oscillation, 1986
Magreb-Punic, 1995
M=Agua #23, 1999
Mirror Magnetic Interval, 1999
AEKYAD #95 Homage Brancusi, 2019
AEKYAD #151, 2020
Installation view "Retrospective" Ab-Anbar Gallery
Installation view "Retrospective" Ab-Anbar Gallery
Untitled


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