Strider / Michele Oka Doner

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Accession Number
2009/1.468
Title
Strider
Artist Nationality
American
Artist Life Dates
Born 1945
Medium and Support
cast bronze
Object Creation Date
2008
Object Creation Place
North and Central America (continent)
United States (nation)
Creation Place 2
United States (nation)
Dimensions
182.88 cm x 63.5 cm x 74.93 cm (72 in. x 25 in. x 29 1/2 in.)
Primary Object Classification
Sculpture
Primary Object Type
outdoor sculpture
Secondary Object Classification
Sculpture
Secondary Object Type
abstract sculpture
Physical Description
Large bronze sculptures resembling headless human figures standing with one foot forward. The surface textures are all uniquely irregular and rough, with long vertical striations. All have colored patina, one is gold, one is green, and one is whiteish gray.
Subject Matter
This is one of three Doner sculptures installed together- Angry Neptune, Salacia and Strider.
"Strider was named because the giant is taking a stride. It seemed this movement was a defining characteristic as the wax occupied the same space as Neptune and Salacia....I think Strider resonated with the powerful giants. So, they were created in the same space in a relatively short period of time and seemed joined in scale, presence and purpose."
Michele Oka Doner, Oct. 6, 2010
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Record
2009/1.468
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"Strider; Michele Oka Doner." In the digital collection University of Michigan Museum of Art. https://quod.lib.umich.edu/m/musart/x-2009-sl-1.468/2009_1.468.jpg. University of Michigan Library Digital Collections. Accessed April 16, 2024.
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