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music:George Enescu - Poem Constantin Brancusi (February 19, 1876 March 16, 1957) was an internationally renowned Romanian sculptor whose works, which blend simplicity and sophistication, led the way for numerous modernist sculptors. Brâncuşi grew up in the village of Hobiţa Romania, Gorj, near Târgu Jiu, near Romania's Carpathian Mountains, an area known for its rich tradition of folk crafts, particularly ornate woodcarving. The simple geometric patterns of the craftsmen is seen in his mature works. In 1903 Brâncuşi traveled to Munich, and from there to Paris. In Paris, he was welcomed by the community of artists and intellectuals brimming with new ideas.[3] He worked for two years in the workshop of Antonin Mercié of the École des Beaux-Arts, and was invited to enter the workshop of Auguste Rodin. Even though he admired the eminent Rodin he left the Rodin studio after only two months, saying, "Nothing can grow under big trees." He died on March 16, 1957 at the age of 81 leaving 1200 photographs and 215 sculptures. He was buried in the Cimetière du Montparnasse in Paris. Also located in that cemetery are statues carved by Brâncuşi for several fellow artists who died; the best-known of these is "Le Baiser" ("The Kiss").www.brancusi.ro en.wikipedia.org www.brancusi.ro

The sculptor and photographer Constantin Brancusi, a peasant's son, was born in Hobita, Romania in 1876. On leaving school, he was employed in a cabinet-maker's workshop before enrolling at the Bucharest Art Academy in 1898. Moving to Paris, in 1904, he soon became part of the art scene there and made a great many friends, including Amadeo Modigliani, Alexander Archipenko, Marcel Duchamp and Jean Cocteau. Brancusi first showed work at the Salon d'Automne in 1906. Although his early work was in the academy tradition, he developed a distinctive style of his own from 1907. Thematically he preferred classical antiquity and motifs drawn from the nature myths of his native land, further developing these into protracted series of works, some of which went on for decades. Invariably reducing the themes Brancusi started out with to abstract simplicity, he distilled them into what he saw as the essence of a motif, thus coming ever closer to the essential statement he wanted to make with them. "The Kiss", "Bird in Space", "Endless Column" are prime examples of this approach. This serial working process and strict limitation to stone, bronze and wood as his materials are salient features of his œuvre. Not long after his first one-man show in New York in 1914, Brancusi became acquainted with important American collectors. Man Ray taught him the essentials of photography in 1921. During the 1930s Brancusi was preoccupied with the links between architecture and sculpture. The upshot was <b>...</b>
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Join my PAGE on Facebook: www.facebook.com Join my GROUP too: www.facebook.com Renzo PIANO - (1997) - Atelier BRANCUSI (Paris, France) Constantin Brâncuşi was born in Romania in 1876 and received a traditional arts training at the Bucharest School of Fine Arts. He came to Paris in 1904 and from 1916 he occupied a studio, first at n.8 and from 1928 at n.11, in Impasse Ronsin in the 15th arrondissement. It was in these studios that he produced the main body of his work up until his death in 1957. In 1956 he bequeathed his studio along with its entire contents (finished works, sketches, furniture, tools, library, record collection etc.) to the French State on condition that the Musée national d'art moderne undertook to reconstruct it exactly as it stood on the day of his death. The studio reconstruction by Renzo Piano in 1997 is not intended to be an ethnological recreation of the layout of the place down to the smallest detail, but to communicate the unity that Brancusi created between his sculptures inside that studio space. At his end of his life he succeeded in building up large series of works, such as "Colonnes sans fin" and "Grands Coqs" groups, which he did not wish to move since he believed he had found the best arrangements for them to be viewed in; this unity should be seen as the very fulfilment of his work. Brancusi's studio was located near Montparnasse in a district made up of alleyways that lent it a private character and was surrounded by other artist's <b>...</b>
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Get to know Constantin Brancusi, one of the fourteen modern masters who redefined the very idea of art. "Picasso to Warhol: Fourteen Modern Masters" is on view at the High Museum of Art (October 15, 2011-April 29, 2012) and is part of a multi-year collaboration with the Museum of Modern Art, New York (MoMA).
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George Enescu - Trio in g minor, 1st movement Live recording from concert - 28 february 2012 Salle Colonne, Paris. TRIO BRANCUSI Saténik Khourdoian - violin Laura Buruiana - cello Mara Dobresco - piano Sound engineer and audio mastering - Etienne Collard Video recording and mastering - Franz Massard Photographer - David Krûger Salle Colonne adminstrator - Patrick Charmetant
George Enescu Salle Colonne Paris Trio Brancusi Saténik Khourdoian Laura Buruiana Mara Dobresco Etienne Collard Franz Massard David Krûger Patrick Charmetant

George Enescu - Trio in g minor, 2nd movement Live recording from concert - 28 february 2012 Salle Colonne, Paris. TRIO BRANCUSI Saténik Khourdoian - violin Laura Buruiana - cello Mara Dobresco - piano Sound engineer and audio mastering - Etienne Collard Video recording and mastering - Franz Massard Photographer - David Krûger Salle Colonne adminstrator - Patrick Charmetant
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Trio Brancusi - Piano Trio No 1 in G Minor, part 1. Saténik Khourdoian -- violin, Laura Buruiană -- cello, Mara Dobrescu -- piano
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Ovidiu Opresco, artist, engineer, inventor - an expat from Romania, now living in New York since 1969, proposes a monumental steel sculpture in homage to Constantin Brancusi. A 3d model of the sculpture, in 3 different sizes and variations, could be 3d printed directly in Gold Plated Stainless Steel at SHAPEWAYS, using an avant-garde technological process. ENDLESS COLUMN 2012 - HOMAGE TO BRANCUSI www.shapeways.com ENDLESS COLUMN 2012 - HOMAGE TO BRANCUSI (v.2) www.shapeways.com ENDLESS COLUMN 2012 - HOMAGE TO BRANCUSI (v.#4) www.shapeways.com ENDLESS COLUMN 2012 - HOMAGE TO BRANCUSI (v.#6) www.shapeways.com ENDLESS COLUMN 2012 (225%) - HOMAGE TO BRANCUSI www.shapeways.com ENDLESS COLUMN 2012 (400%) - HOMAGE TO BRANCUSI www.shapeways.com An updated YouTube movie showing several variations of the Endless Column 2012 can be seen here: www.youtube.com
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George Enescu - Trio in g minor, 4th movement Live recording from concert - 28 february 2012 Salle Colonne, Paris. TRIO BRANCUSI Saténik Khourdoian - violin Laura Buruiana - cello Mara Dobresco - piano Sound engineer and audio mastering - Etienne Collard Video recording and mastering - Franz Massard Photographer - David Krûger Salle Colonne adminstrator - Patrick Charmetant
George Enescu Salle Colonne Paris Trio Brancusi Saténik Khourdoian Laura Buruiana Mara Dobresco Etienne Collard Franz Massard David Krûger Patrick Charmetant

Ovidiu Opresco, artist, engineer, inventor - an expat from Romania, now living in New York since 1969, proposes a monumental steel sculpture in homage to Constantin Brancusi. Three diferent sizes of the sculpture could be 3d printed directly in Gold Plated Stainless Steel at SHAPEWAYS, using an avantgarde technological process. ENDLESS COLUMN 2012 - HOMAGE TO BRANCUSI www.shapeways.com Endless Column 2012 (225%) - Homage to Brancusi www.shapeways.com ENDLESS COLUMN 2012 (400%) www.shapeways.com
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A beautiful metaphor for Brancusi's sculptures "Whose luminous beauty is his legacy. I bid you farewell but your works remain exalted, pure, luminous, never so alive as today, and they will never cease to live" Georges A.Salles - Director to Museum (Paris) Constantin Brancusi is sleeping at Montparnasse cemetery with his bones but his soul flying in the Universe. I am proud because I am born in the same day with you, Maestro!
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www.vernissage.tv | Constantin Brancusi & Richard Serra at Fondation Beyeler in Riehen, Switzerland, brings together two of the most important sculptors of the 20th century. Both the oeuvre of Constantin Brancusi and the work of Richard Serra are shown in a comprehensive exhibition. Constantin Brancusi's work is represented by about 40 exemplary pieces, which are arranged in various thematic groupings. On display are different variants of "The Kiss", "Children's Heads", "Sleeping Muses", female torsos, and the "Birds in Space", "Princess X", "Adam and Eve", and "Endless Column". The Fondation Beyeler selected ten different works from Richard Serra, among them are early pieces in rubber and lead, the steel sculpture "Strike To Roberta and Rudy", and the works "Olson" and Fernando Pessoa". The exhibition was curated by Oliver Wick, and conceived in collaboration with the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao, which will present the exhibition from October 10, 2011. The exhibition at Fondation Beyeler runs through August 21, 2011. Constantin Brancusi and Richard Serra at Fondation Beyeler, Riehen / Switzerland. Vernissage, May 21, 2011. PS: On May 22, 2011, VernissageTV documented an artist talk with Richard Serra (with Martin Schwander) that will be published soon.
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Constantin Brancusi, Bird in Space, bronze, limestone, wood, 1928 (MoMA) Speakers: Dr. Steven Zucker, Dr. Beth Harris

Interview with Oliver Wick, curator of the Brancusi-Serra exhibition, in which he talks about this exhibition devoted to the art of two of the most important sculptors of the twentieth century, the coincidences and divergences between the work of the two artists, the challenges for the exhibition design that arose from the sinuous forms of the galleries designed by Frank Gehry.
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Video Footage pulled from the News Market and provided by the staff of getupradio.com From October 8, 2011, through April 15, 2012, the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao will host Serra-Brancusi , the most ambitious exhibition to date on the work of Constantin Brancusi (1876--1957) and Richard Serra (1939), two of the greatest sculptors of the 20th century.Organized by the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao in co-operation with the Fondation Beyeler Riehen/Basel, the show examines the connections between these two pioneers of sculpture through nearly fifty works, offering a unique overview of the period of over one hundred years in which modern sculpture developed.
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Video taken by Stephanie Malik at the 2011 Frieze Art Fair in Regent's Park, London. Crab calls bronze cast of Brancusi's "Sleeping Muse" sculpture home. By Pierre Huyghe.

i vous êtes déjà allés au Centre Pompidou, vous avez peut-être vu sur la piazza, un gros cube de béton. C'est là que se trouve l'atelier de Brancusi que l'architecte Renzo Piano a reconstitué. L'atelier est en accès libre et le musée propose parallèlement une exposition des photos et des films de Brancusi. Cela fait donc deux bonnes raisons d'aller découvrir ses oeuvres qui ont influencé une grande partie de la sculpture contemporaine

Dmitri Schostakowitsch - Trio no. 2, 3rd and 4th movement Live recording from concert - 28 february 2012 Salle Colonne, Paris. TRIO BRANCUSI Saténik Khourdoian - violin Laura Buruiana - cello Mara Dobresco - piano Sound engineer and audio mastering - Etienne Collard Video recording and mastering - Franz Massard Photographer - David Krûger Salle Colonne adminstrator - Patrick Charmetant
Dmitri Schostakowitsch Salle Colonne Paris Trio Brancusi Saténik Khourdoian Laura Buruiana Mara Dobresco Etienne Collard Franz Massard David Krûger Patrick Charmetant

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Bilbao, 7 de octubre (CERESTV.info) El Museo Guggenheim Bilbao presenta del 8 de octubre de 2011 al 15 de abril de 2012 Brancusi--Serra. Es la exposición más importante hasta la fecha dedicada a dos de los escultores más relevantes del siglo XX: Constantin Brancusi (1876--1957) y Richard Serra (1939). © 2011 CERES TELEVISIÓN DIGITAL [+info]: www.cerestv.info [e-mail] noticias@cerestv.es Contacto / Peticiones : Teléf. (0034) 91 188 07 93 • Fax: (0034) 91 630 86 16
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Dmitri Schostakowitsch - Trio no. 2, 1st movement Live recording from concert - 28 february 2012 Salle Colonne, Paris. TRIO BRANCUSI Saténik Khourdoian - violin Laura Buruiana - cello Mara Dobresco - piano Sound engineer and audio mastering - Etienne Collard Video recording and mastering - Franz Massard Photographer - David Krûger Salle Colonne adminstrator - Patrick Charmetant
Dmitri Schostakowitsch Salle Colonne Paris Trio Brancusi Saténik Khourdoian Laura Buruiana Mara Dobresco Etienne Collard Franz Massard David Krûger Patrick Charmetant

Expozitia temporara "Images sans fin. Brancusi, film et photographie" la Centrul Pompidou .

Visiting Constantin Brancusi at his home place to Tg-Jiu Romania,unique experience crossing Carpathian Mountains thru Jiu Valey.Thanx to my very good friends Dan and Nelutu and their families.
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