Christie's "Dream Big" Sculptures Private Sale

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Paul McCarthy, 'Tomato Head (Green)' (1994)

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Alexander Calder, 'The Spiral (No! to Frank Lloyd Wright)' (1966)

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Antony Gormley, 'Shrive II' (2008)

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Anish Kapoor, 'Green to Purple' (2007)

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Richard Serra, 'Torqued Ellipse III' (1996)

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Ai Weiwei, 'Iron Tree' (2013)

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Although cultural buildings are slowly reopening, Christie’s new private sale called “Dream Big” is allowing viewers to travel across the world through their current online collection. Made up of monumental sculptures from around the globe by artists such as Ai Weiwei, Jeff Koons and Keith Haring, the tour includes stops in Australia, San Francisco, Monaco, Yorkshire and more.

Each sculpture in “Dream Big” has been photographed at its current site, giving viewers an idea of its size and surrounding landscape from the comforts of their own home. Highlights include Los Angeles-based contemporary artist Paul McCarthy’s humorous Tomato Head (Green) sculpture, Antony Gormley’s 73-inch Shrive II, and Haring’s vibrant yellow sculpture called Julia. Elsewhere, Ai Weiwei’s Iron Tree stands at Yorkshire Sculpture Park, while French-American sculptor Niki de Saint Phalle’s colorful L’oiseau Amoureux Fontaine is located on the edge of Lake Geneva.

View the sculptures in “Dream Big” on Christie’s website. Prices range between $100,000 to $10 million USD.

Elsewhere in art, Sotheby’s is selling photographs of Ed Ruscha, Raymond Pettibon and more in a sale called “Aubrey Mayer: New Portraits.”

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