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Born in South Africa, Michael Edward Bolus was an artist and teacher who settled in England in 1957 and studied at St Martin's School of Art from 1958 to 1962, studying under Anthony Caro. After a brief period living in Cape Town he returned to London in 1964 to begin a teaching post at St Martin's and the Central School of Art and Design. Bolus had his first UK solo exhibition at Waddington Galleries in 1968, which has exhibited a number of his sculptures since then.

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  • Michael Bolus (* 1934 in Kapstadt, Südafrika; † 2013) war ein britischer Bildhauer. Michael Bolus siedelte 1957 nach England über. In den Jahren 1958 bis 1962 studierte er bei Anthony Caro. Die Formensprache seiner Stahl- und Aluminiumkonstruktionen wurde von ihrer Farbgebung unterstützt. Mehrere seiner Plastiken stehen in der Tate Britain in London. (de)
  • Michael Edward Bolus (Kaapstad, 1934 – Londen, 13 maart 2013) was een Brits beeldhouwer. (nl)
  • Born in South Africa, Michael Edward Bolus was an artist and teacher who settled in England in 1957 and studied at St Martin's School of Art from 1958 to 1962, studying under Anthony Caro. After a brief period living in Cape Town he returned to London in 1964 to begin a teaching post at St Martin's and the Central School of Art and Design. Bolus had his first UK solo exhibition at Waddington Galleries in 1968, which has exhibited a number of his sculptures since then. (en)
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  • Michael Bolus in 1972 (en)
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  • Michael Bolus (* 1934 in Kapstadt, Südafrika; † 2013) war ein britischer Bildhauer. Michael Bolus siedelte 1957 nach England über. In den Jahren 1958 bis 1962 studierte er bei Anthony Caro. Die Formensprache seiner Stahl- und Aluminiumkonstruktionen wurde von ihrer Farbgebung unterstützt. Mehrere seiner Plastiken stehen in der Tate Britain in London. (de)
  • Born in South Africa, Michael Edward Bolus was an artist and teacher who settled in England in 1957 and studied at St Martin's School of Art from 1958 to 1962, studying under Anthony Caro. After a brief period living in Cape Town he returned to London in 1964 to begin a teaching post at St Martin's and the Central School of Art and Design. Bolus had his first UK solo exhibition at Waddington Galleries in 1968, which has exhibited a number of his sculptures since then. As a student his earliest work was modelled or sculpted in stone, but Bolus soon abandoned these traditional techniques in favour of working with steel and aluminium, materials that allowed him to explore the notions of balance and the extension of form which had long interested him. For the New Generation show in 1965 he exhibited a series of polychromatic sculptures taking the form of abstract shapes cut out of sheet aluminium, placed flat on the ground or stood on edge. A good example of this group of works is, Bowbend, 1964. In 1966 Bolus took part in the "Primary Structures" exhibition at the Jewish museum in New York. The same year he was given his first one-man show in America at the Kornblee Gallery. In the 1970s his sculpture left the ground, becoming more fragmented and making use of lattice and grid-like constructions that defy gravity, such as Sculpture No. 3, 1973 and Untitled, 1984. Bolus was part of a generation of sculptors inspired by the constructivist work made by Julio González and Pablo Picasso and continued by David Smith and Anthony Caro. The work of these sculptors rejected the plinth and asserted the work as part of the world rather than separate from it. He studied with David Annesley, Tim Scott, William G. Tucker, Phillip King and Isaac Witkin. These Sculptors first attracted widespread attention at the New Generation exhibition in London's Whitechapel gallery in 1965. Bolus worked as an assistant to Anthony Caro throughout his career and was regarded highly for his ability to manipulate difficult materials such as Gold and Silver (en)
  • Michael Edward Bolus (Kaapstad, 1934 – Londen, 13 maart 2013) was een Brits beeldhouwer. (nl)
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