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Subject: Opening Reception, Frank Stella "Recent Works", 21 April 5-7 pm
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https://www.wetterlinggallery.com/https://www.wetterlinggallery.com/ 
FRANK STELLARecent WorksOpening: Friday, 21 April, 5-7pm
Kungsträdgården 3, Stockholm21 April – 27 MayWetterling Gallery is proud to present the acclaimed American artist's - Frank Stella - newest solo exhibition.
Frank Stella has always wilfully and imaginatively explored the possibilities that can be extracted from materials in exciting combinations with colour, angles, shapes, sinuous forms and complex curves, his visual DNA. Searching for the origins of his interest in both the history of art, visual language, and process, seems to somehow resonate with his college experience in Princeton, as he explained ‘They used to give you these psychology exams and they’d always ask you “would you rather go to a museum or to a factory?” - Well... I was always torn, because as it turned out, the biggest effect on probably my career, on my thinking in college, was not to visit twenty museums, but was the visit to the Bethlehem Steel plant. That really changed everything in my life... just about the physicality of life in the sense of making things. Stella’s underpinning knowledge and artistic journey has been imbued with critical insights, informed by both the history of art and academic theory. His work has shifted and transformed for over six decades propelled by his restless artistic curiously.FRANK STELLA – A LIFE IN FORMS, text by Jane WainwrightWe are looking forward to welcoming you,
 
The Wetterling Gallery Team
 https://www.wetterlinggallery.com/ 
Image 1:
K.503 (FS2015.016), 2015, Elasto plastic and stainless steel, 94×48.3×44.5 cmImage 2:
Detail: Printed Screen 1 (FS2022.029), 2022, Inkjet prints on vinyl mesh, stainless steel, 236.2×213.4×81.3 cmKungsträdgården 3, Stockholm, [email-masked], 08 10 10 09