Non-Fiction: Hidden Design: Considering Sculpture by Smithson and Calicchia

Posted on by A.E. Weisgerber

 

“Maybe I read once that he had a space in downtown New York, but he wasn’t a promoter. And then you have Giancarlo, who is a giant in the stone carving industry, but he is also a businessman.”

– Cameron Gray, an LA artist on the brink of over saturation

 

Link to feature here.

https://ksuasne2013.wordpress.com/2014/07/17/hidden-design-considering-sculpture-by-smithson-and-calicchia/

2 thoughts on “Non-Fiction: Hidden Design: Considering Sculpture by Smithson and Calicchia”

  2. Thanks, Gay! I hope you like it — it was so much fun to visit an archive, put on gloves, and look through materials that no scholar has yet touched. You know it’s serious libraryin’ when the gloves come out. <3

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A. E. Weisgerber is a teacher, editor, and hybrid writer from Orange, New Jersey. Awarded first place for features from the Society of Professional Journalists, she is a Reynolds Journalism Fellow, a 2018 Chesapeake Writer, and 2017’s Frost Place Scholar. Recent items in 3:AM, DIAGRAM, The Alaska Star, Yemassee, SmokeLong Quarterly, and Gravel Mag. Her flash fiction appears in many international anthologies. She is an Associate Series Editor for Wigleaf’s Top 50, and is currently writing her first novel about a terrible family that finally gets something right. @aeweisgerber anneweisgerber.com