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Monumenta: Anish Kapoor at Grand Palais

Cv/Visual Arts Research S, Book 102

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Monumenta: Anish Kapoor at Grand Palais

By: Nicholas James
Narrated by: David Micklem
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Cv/VAR 102 documents Leviathan, a commissioned sculpture by Anish Kapoor for the Monumenta series at the Grand Palais, Paris. It records a press presentation at his London studio. The artist describes the project, with reference to scale models, and discusses 120 metre high Orbit in construction for the 2012 London Olympics. It then visits Leviathan installed at the Grand Palais in May 2011.

Contents

Press Briefing

Orbit 7, Monumenta

Addendum

Recollections

Lisson Gallery 1985, Lisson

Five Love, New Voice, The Void.

Sculpture Spectacular

The Royal Academy 2009

Leviathan

Grand Palais 25th May 2011

Bio-data

©1993, 2011, 2017 Cv Publications (P)2017 Cv Publications Art England

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