Walk through The Sculpture of Ruth Asawa: Contours in the Air exhibition with a gallery educator and learn about the many facets of Ruth Asawa's works. Guided group tours of the exhibition are available March 18 through May 27, 2007. These special hour-long tours are an additional $2 per person (Museum admission is separate).
Two weeks advanced reservations required. For details and reservations, please call 213.830.5601.
Wire Sculpture Activity
An Interactive Community Artwork
Artists of all ages and skill levels are invited to add to our collaborative wire sculpture piece.
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Available at no cost except the use of your cell minutes. The Sculpture of Ruth Asawa Cell Phone Audio Tour Guide will be accessible through May 31, 2007.
1. Dial 408.794.2826
2. Follow the prompts
3. Use the prompt list below to access special information and expert commentary
Prompt 100: Exhibition Introduction
Prompt 101: The Life and Art of Ruth Asawa
Prompt 1: Gallery Overview
Prompt 11: How did Asawa make her looped wire sculptures?
Prompt 12: How did Asawa make her tied wire sculptures?
Prompt 13: What types of wire did Asawa use?
Prompt 14: What is unique about this looped wire sculpture?
Prompt 15: Where is the beginning or the end of this sculpture?
Prompt 16: How is this sculpture different from the other four in this area?
Prompt 21: What was Asawa's relationship with photographer Imogen Cunningham?
Prompt 22: What was the impact of Black Mountain College on Asawa's work?
Prompt 23: How do you think this work was made?
Prompt 24: What makes this looped wire sculpture different from other wire sculptures?
Prompt 31: How did Asawa's experience with printing influence her concept of space?
Prompt 32: How did Asawa create her cast bronze sculptures?
Prompt 33: How were these electroplated sculptures created?
Prompt 34: What is Asawa's connection to the Japanese American community?
Prompt 35: What does Asawa say is her greatest work?
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