アラン・カミングのインスタグラム(alancummingreally) - 4月4日 10時04分
Today’s #MetCameo pick comes from @AlanCummingSnaps: “Seeing this Calder is sort of therapeutic for me. I’m terrified of Calder because once in a film I had to hold a Calder mobile and pretend to give it to someone whilst being in a hot tub. I thought I was going to drop it into the murky bubbly depths and ruin this great piece of American art. Looking at this Calder helps me get over my fear of being near his work. Luckily it’s so high up, I can’t touch it!”
🎨: Alexander Calder (American, 1898–1976). Four Directions, 1956. Hanging mobile made of painted aluminum and iron wire. On view in #MetEpicAbstraction in Gallery 925. #MetModern #AlanCumming
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cbkaye
I remember discovering Calder in my teens at MOMA and being ecstatic with his spatial play and then his circus figures. Always enjoy his mobiles. Double fan — you and Calder!
welcometodarryldeegan
There was a fantastic Calder exhibition at the Montreal Museum of fine arts this past winter. I wanted nothing more than to touch one. Lucky you I say.
patrickc5115
He’s one of my favorite artist. Due the fact as you know emotions are a ever moving thing. Which I feel and see in his works. Enjoy 👄❤️💫💫💫💫💫
colleen3802018
I could only imagine what that must have been like for you. Calder’s work is beautiful. Thank you for sharing this memory. Love you Alan! ❤️❤️❤️❤️
miss.e.moo
I was lucky enough to see his work when it came to London a couple of years ago. Such an amazing artist. I'd have been terrified to hold it too!!
laurawinters44
I just used Battle of the Sexes in a Sports and Athletes in Film. Your performance makes me cry. Thanks.
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