Exhibition
The Scene Changes: Sculpture from the Collection
February 1, 2022 through July 2, 2022
Amanda Ross-Ho, Gone Tomorrow. 
Isamu Noguchi, Song of the Bird. 
Dan Flavin, Untitled. 
Martin Puryear , The Nightmare. 
Leonardo Drew, Number 175T. 
Hans Kotter, Colour Code. 
Kaz Oshiro, Fender Showman Amp with Cabinet #2 (Duct Tape and Cigarette Burn). 
Alexander Calder, Sumac II. 
Louise Bourgeois, Observer. 
Harry Bertoia, Wheat. 
John McCracken, Gray Plank. 
Ursula von Rydingsvard, 3 boxes. 
Anne Truitt, Still. 
Lesley Dill, Voice. 
Jeanne Silverthorne, Betty. 
Amanda Ross-Ho, Gone Tomorrow. 
Mel Chin, Revival Field Plant and Field Study (aka Carulescens Cross). 
Mel Chin, Revival Field Biomass Accumulation Study. 
Nicholas Galanin, The American Dream is Alie and Well.
Second-floor north galleries, including the Kathryn and Marc LeBaron Gallery and the Dodie Acklie Nakajima Gallery
Sculptors have increasingly infused process and form with expressions of social dynamics and examination of the past. Here, works by artists Louise Bourgeois, Alexander Calder, Dan Flavin, Nicholas Galanin, Isamu Noguchi, Amanda Ross-Ho, and others have been selected to represent the tenures of Sheldon’s five directors. Together, the sculptures present a changing scene as well as an evolution in the medium’s potential for narrative.
Exhibition support is provided by Roseann and Phil Perry, Rhonda Seacrest, and Donna Woods and Jon Hinrichs.