‘Jim Dine: sculpture’ looks at pop artist’s career
A 75-year old Cincinnati native, Jim Dine, will feature sculptures that he has created over the past five decades at a new exhibition in Grand Rapids. Dine created sculptures with metal and different materials then painted the sculptures to represent his love for painting and graphic art. Featured at the exhibition will be themed sculptures including tool imagery, the Venus figure, hearts, and Pinocchio.Read the full story here.
A 75-year old Cincinnati native, Jim Dine, will feature sculptures that he has created over the past five decades at a new exhibition in Grand Rapids. Dine created sculptures with metal and different materials then painted the sculptures to represent his love for painting and graphic art. Featured at the exhibition will be themed sculptures including tool imagery, the Venus figure, hearts, and Pinocchio.
Read the full story here.
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