Miro and Calder’s Constellations

A deluxe slipcased boxed set that reunites the works of Joan Miró and Alexander Calder’s Constellations collection. The sculptor Alexander Calder (1898-1976) and the painter Joan Miró (1893-1983) met in Paris in 1928 and have become lifelong buddies. This deluxe boxed set locations the cellular sculptures of Calder alongside the poetical work of Miró and offers contemporary insights into the visible dialogue between these two artists. The slipcased field consists of three books: one guide on Miró’s Constellations, one on Calder’s Constellations, and one on their relationship with a shared chronology, correspondence, and images. The boxed set will likely be launched with two distinctive slipcases and will likely be shipped to clients at random. One cowl options the Joan Miró work: 
Femmes au bord du lac à la floor irisée par le passage d’un cygne (Ladies on the Fringe of the Lake Made Iridescent by the Passage of a Swan). The opposite options the Alexander Calder piece
Constellation with Diabolo. Acquavella Galleries reunites all twenty-three works of Miró’s Constellations, a collection that has particular significance within the artist’s oeuvre. The exhibition at Acquavella will run concurrently and in collaboration with a presentation of Calder’s collection of Constellations sculptures on the Tempo Gallery, which equally explores themes of the cosmos and the forces of the universe.