Pace Gallery has announced that it will be installing three late Alexander Calder sculptures at the foot of the Seagram Building. Calder’s work was always intended to be installed in the plaza of the International Style icon, but financial reasons prevented his work from making a permanent home there. “So in our minds, it’s always been a Calder plaza,” says the artist’s grandson Alexander S.C. Rower, “and it’s always nice to see works back there again.”
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