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Harold Balazs
| Place: | Davenport Gallery (Gallery E) |
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| Date From: | 7/17/2010 |
| Date To: | 10/9/2010 |
| Summary: | Harold Balazs is one of our region’s best-known and most beloved artists. This exhibition, the second in our new Inland Northwest Masters Series, is the largest overview of the artist’s work in his over 50-year career. Comprised of major metal and wood sculpture, including two major public works removed from downtown Spokane and installed outdoors on our plaza for the run of the exhibit; two of his hand-made wooden boats,and many examples of his well-known enamel works; folk furniture; children’s toys; and a large selection of sketchbooks and handmade artist books; this exhibition is a rich and wildly varied survey of Harold Balazs’s deep, unfettered and wildly creative imagination. |
| Related Objects: |
3377.1 (Print, "Untitled", 1949)
3382.5 (Drawing, "Ladies Day", 1950)
3597.1 (Enamel, "May Death Find Me Planting My Cabbages")
3597.2 (Print, "Untitled", 1991)
3597.3 (Drawing, "Untitled", 1991)
3597.4 (Stencil, "Untitled", 1991)
4152.1 (Sculpture, "Shrine to Homo Fabre with Pieces of Wire too Short to Keep", 2003)
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