This festival ethos extends to big sculptures in Central Park, a recent biennial tradition, and to the Whitney's roof, where Paul McCarthy, veteran troublemaker, has installed a curvaceous blowup balloon vaguely resembling a Henry Moore sculpture, based on something Mr. McCarthy cooked up as a teenager. (nytimes.com)
Elsewhere at the fair, New York's Pace Gallery opted for a one - man show of big sculptures by Alexander Calder, and it was said that they had sold one of them for around $ 8.7 million on the first day. (artspace.com)
«70 Sculptors 70: The World's Biggest Sculpture Show Assembles Them and Their Statues in an Art Museum in Philadelphia.» (calder.org)