Wendell Castle Concrete Chair White
Price on request
Edition of 8 plus 4 AP
2010
Concrete
127 x 76.2 x 96.5 cm
50 x 30 x 38 in
Wendell Castle is revered as the founding father of the American Art Furniture movement. Concrete Chair White is a work that illustrates the voluminous curved works that came to define the designer's oeuvre. Although often more associated with woodworking, Castle’s ability to introduce other materials and approaches into his practice allowed him to continually reinvent himself at the forefront of contemporary art and design over his 60-year career.
Artist


Wendell Castle
Born in Kansas in 1932, Wendell Castle received two degrees from the University of Kansas, one in industrial design in 1958 and the other in sculpture in 1961. He moved to Rochester, New York to teach at the School for American Crafts and established a permanent studio in the area that is still in operation today. He reinvented himself for nearly six decades.
Exhibitions

In Repetition, there is Difference Calodney Art Advisory x Carpenters Workshop Gallery
Aspen
|1 Jul – 8 Aug 2023






