Still from "Hand Catching Lead" Clare Rojas University of Chicago

University of Chicago

Serra's sculptures evoke a sense of rawness while their towering heights and simple lines forcefully transgress into the viewer's space

known for his stylized paintings

Zimpel’s work has been gaining steady institutional and critical attention

His intricate designs seem to float off the surfaces and recall outsider art

Still from "Hand Catching Lead" Clare Rojas University of Chicagob. 1939, San Francisco, CA This work is a still from Hand Catching Lead, Richard Serra's first feature film from 1968. The film shows a single shot of Serra's hand repeatedly opening and closing, trying to catch chunks of lead dropping from above. Serra is perhaps best known for his site specific sculptures, has created works that span the mediums, including drawing and video, and that cross the continents from America to Asia. The single most