Othoniel
Americannoun
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The main work and display area for Othoniel’s sculptures sits in a giant hall under a cast-iron and glass roof.
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Othoniel said he had long resisted becoming a member of the Académie, which he considered a stuffy state institution for old and safe artists, until some younger members changed his mind.
From New York Times
Long after the Petit Palais exhibition ends, Othoniel will leave a permanent mark on the building with a generous donation.
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Othoniel decked himself out in Dior.
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As the ceremony proceeded under the gilded dome of the Institut de France, Othoniel glittered like the colored glass bead sculptures for which he is known.
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