Join us at the next Seeing Visions at 7 p.m. Tuesday, March 22, to view and discuss a film about the artist Alberto Giacometti.
The work of Alberto Giacometti can be characterized as existentialist  meditations on the human body. His stance against surrealism in favor of  figuration was of great importance during a time when surrealism was  reigning. After hardships stalled his career, Giacometti began creating  disturbingly small statues and reportedly left Geneva in 1940 with his  entire body of work in a matchbox. The Swiss painter and sculptor  followed with one of the most important creative periods of any  20th-century artist, where he created his tall, thin sculptures, often  categorized as existential reality.
 
 
 
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