2025 International Kinetic Art Experience in Boynton Beach, FL - February 1, 2025 - Highlights during this year’s event include over 30 artists' work on display both outside and at the arts & cultural center: seegreatart.art/2025-internati…

Poetry in Motion - A new coffee-table book pays homage to Alexander Calder’s kinetic sculptures with a selection of works from the American artist’s most prolific period: airmail.news/issues/2024-12…

Philadelphia’s Calder Gardens Sets Opening Date for September 2025 - The new space has also named its first director: news.artnet.com/art-world/cald…

Suit Disputes Ruling That a Sculpture Is Too Broken to Still Be a ‘Calder’ - A collector says the Calder Foundation sunk the value of an $8 million mobile by Alexander Calder by deciding it was too damaged to still be viewed as a work by the artist: nytimes.com/2025/01/17/art…

New York Post: "Famed sculptor Alexander Calder’s grandson lied about damage to artwork, ambushed $8M sale: suit" - nypost.com/2025/01/25/us-…

The International Kinetic Art Experience returns to Boynton Beach (BoyntonArts): youtu.be/slzbLrfy6N4

Boynton Beach exhibit features over 30 artists at 2025 International Kinetic Experience: palmbeachpost.com/picture-galler…

Herzog & de Meuron’s (Herzog & de Meuron) gardens dedicated to Alexander Calder open in September - In collaboration with Dutch landscape architect Piet Oudolf, the first exhibition space entirely dedicated to Calder’s work will open this year: domusweb.it/en/sustainable…

The Cherqui Foundation: 1000 m2 of kinetic art - This summer, the Foundation will be the setting for a brand-new exhibition - “Hors Limites” will feature monumental works by international artists: parissecret.com/en/cherqui-fou…

Roy Lichtenstein mobile sculpture for sale by ArtLife Gallery Miami - "Mobile II" (1990): artsy.net/artwork/roy-li…

Alexander Calder’s hanging mobile sculpture "Untitled" (circa 1947) will be for sale at Christie’s in London on March 5th 2025: christies.com/en/lot/lot-652…

"Behind the Curtain Wall w/ NYC Architect Richard Roth Jr: The Pan Am Building" - Richard Lippold created a three-story wire sculpture called "Flight" for the legendary lobby. "One of the great pieces of art in any building in New York,” observed Richard: untappedcities.com/nyc-architect-…

Opera Gallery Dubai (Opera Gallery) - Calder / Hiquily: Balancing Act - April 16th to May 4th 2025 - "The exhibition further delves into Hiquily’s later work, including weathered iron mobiles created after his move to Tahiti in 2006." - operagallery.com/event/calder-h…

Alexander Calder’s mobile sculpture titled "Gypsophila" (1949) will be for sale at Christie’s 20th Century Evening Sale on May 12th 2025: christies.com/en/lot/lot-653…

A $5 Million Calder, a Family’s Nazi-Era Past, and the Limits of Historical Responsibility - The sculpture is being offered at Christie's by great-grandchildren of Magda Goebbels, 'the First Lady of the Third Reich,' and industrialist Günther Quandt: news.artnet.com/market/calder-…

Alexander Calder’s 1969 standing mobile sculpture “Krinkly Klang” passed the one-million-dollar mark to earn the top spot at Doyle’s Important Fine Art auction on May 14 2025: antiquesandthearts.com/calder-stabile…

After five years of planning and building, Calder Gardens will open to visitors starting Sept. 21 2025 - The forthcoming art museum is dedicated to the works of sculptor Alexander 'Sandy' Calder: phillyvoice.com/calder-gardens…

Alexander Calder's kinetic mobiles have fun with art | Full Documentary | American Masters | PBS: youtube.com/watch?v=VewUU7…

"The gardens are coming to life at the future Calder Gardens. The garden features a reflective stainless steel-paneled structure designed by Herzog & de Meuron (Herzog & de Meuron), where a rotation of Calder’s sculptures and other art will be displayed." - inquirer.com/arts/calder-ga…

Upwardly mobiles: creatives pick up where Calder left off - Musical, talismanic and foraged elements are taking these ‘visual lullabies for grown-ups’ into delightfully distracting new dimensions (via Financial Times): ft.com/content/f320b0…