Frank Stella’s K-series

January 27, 2009

This video is a real treat to Frank Stella admirers. It offers real good views and close-ups of the latest works by Frank Stella. In particular, it shows the 5 sculptures of Frank Stella’s Bali Series and 3 sculptures of the K- Series (courtesy Ficher Rohr Gallery, Basel) in a Frank Stella exhibition which was part of St. Moritz Art Masters. The art was presented in the Paracelsus Building in St. Moritz, Switzerland, in 2008.

In addition, learn in this video how the Scarlatti’s sonatas influenced Frank Stella in this series from Prof. Dr. Franz-Joachim Verspohl who discusses Frank Stella’s latest works. Prof. Verspohl is quite an authority on Frank Stella. He holds the chair of Art History at the Friedrich-Schiller-University Jena, Germany. He has edited a book with Frank Stella’s lectures and talks, published by Walther König.

You can click on the image below to start the video, or click this link.

More about Stella Work and Art

Frank Stella’s Exhibitions in the Metropolitan Museum in New York
(Video of the exhibitions plus an interview with Frank Stella himself.)
Timeline of Frank Stella’s Artistic Development with Biographical commentary.

More about Art in Basel

Art Basel articles & videos

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Abstract Art, Basel, Contemporary Art, Frank Stella, K-series, Scarlatti series

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50 Years of Abstract Art by Frank Stella: 90’s - Now | e Art Fair .com on January 27th, 2009 3:56 pm

[...] himself, now, mounting his sculptures back onto the wall. In his current works called the “K”-series (2006- ), he is clearly part of contemporary culture, while also in tune with the our [...]

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