Tired of the same old workouts that feel more like chores than fun? You’re not alone-and the good news is that fitness is changing in exciting ways. From fast-paced agility moves to creative workouts that blend movement and play, staying fit doesn’t have to be boring. These new trends are helping people of all ages enjoy exercise again.
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In his later years, Jean Arp produced three-dimensional sculptures that he modeled in plaster and translated into stone and bronze. Plaster enabled Arp to experiments with new, unique forms, such as the amoeba-like shapes in Configuration in Serpentine Movements (1950). Referring to his biomorphic art as “l’art concret” (concrete art), Arp emphasized how this style evoked natural forms without imitation or specific definition, as if the sculpture had been created by natural forces rather than his own hand.
Photographed in the Metropolitan Museum of Art in NYC.