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Currents: ‘Wall Energy!’ on the Clark Institute Explores the Artwork of Tapestry

“Nothing previous is ever reborn. Nevertheless it by no means utterly disappears both.

And something that has ever been all the time emerges in a brand new kind.”


– Alvar Aalto (1898–1976)

An exhibition on view by March 9 on the Clark Artwork Institute in Williamstown, Massachusetts, explores hanging materials from the Forties to the current day. Wall Energy! Trendy French Tapestry from the Mobilier nationwide, Paris contains works by the likes of Joan Miró, Henri Matisse, Sonia Delaunay, and Kiki Smith. Additionally featured prominently is Le Corbusier, who believed that tapestry might add visible curiosity, by texture, colour, and line, to in any other case spare environment and help with acoustics. He invented the time period “muralnomad” for the artwork kind, similar to his idea of the character of recent life—through which individuals moved properties continuously—intending for these works to be simply “indifferent, rolled, carried underneath one’s arm, and hung elsewhere,” within the method of tapestries of previous. La femme et la maréchal ferrant (pictured) was designed by Le Corbusier in 1958 and woven in 1967, after his demise.

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