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Collected Quotes
"Up from the earth the iron sang like a song from the moon."
"Malpass is America's finest young sculptor."
"Even the most accomplished welder must wonder about the way the
sculptures are made, the perfection of the spheres, the seamless
interlocking of the collapsing New York industrial base that Malpass
collected and made into art. Malpass, who grew up in New York in the
1950's and 1960's, when it was a big, wonderful, hard working town,
scavenged the debris of that lost city for his materials."
"Malpass works in a way that relates to the accumulations of Arman with
the high polish of works by Pomodoro, but the intent and content of this
work is allied with American welded scrap-metal sculptors such as
Chamberlain and Stankiewicz, where disparate elements are brought
together in a powerful abstract composition of forms in space. In the
case of Malpass, the form is a sphere."
"The artworld has lost an artist who had much to offer."
"The death of Michael Malpass is much more than a personal loss. His
developing career as a sculptor of notable talent and promise represents
a critical loss to the sphere of contemporary art as well."
"Mr. Malpass was associated with Pratt Institute for more than twenty
years. He was loved and respected as an artist and colleague by all who
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