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“Would you recommend that people buy this book?” Letterman continued. Manipulating inherent properties of her chosen. “No, not really,” Donovan admitted to chuckles from the audience. Tara Donovan transforms humble, mass-produced materials such as paper plates, plastic cups, pencils, buttons, and pins into ethereal, large-scale sculptures and site-specific installations.

'We lost a friend, one of the finest men and one of the greatest. “Have your read the book?” Letterman asked. Art Donovan, a 1968 Hall of Fame inductee, died in Baltimore on Sunday at the age of 89, the Baltimore Ravens announced.

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Jovial and straightforward, Donovan appeared in TV commercials and co-wrote a book in 1987 with Bob Drury called “Fatso: Football When Men Were Really Men.”ĭuring the book tour, Donovan appeared on “Late Night with David Letterman” in 1988.

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“Art was a true legend of professional football and he will be deeply missed.”

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“The Pro Football Hall of Fame is saddened to learn of the passing of Baltimore Colts great Art Donovan,” said Steve Perry, hall of fame president and executive director. He was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1968. The 340-pound defensive lineman also laced up his football cleats for the New York Yankees and Dallas Texans, both now defunct.ĭonovan played in five Pro Bowls and was selected All-NFL five consecutive years –1954 through 1958. He led the Colts to the world championship in 19. The cause of Donovan’s death was not immediately disclosed.ĭonovan played in the NFL for 12 seasons, starting at age 26 after serving in World War II. The Colts moved from Baltimore to Indianapolis in 1984. “Tremendous contributor to early building of the greatest league n all of sports.” Donovans son, Art, is a well-known television personality and was. “Art a colorful,big-hearted man n Baller!” Irsay said in a post to his official Twitter account. Arthur Donovan refereed fourteen heavyweight championship fights from 1933 to 1946. Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay also weighed in. “The world is not as bright tonight because we lost someone who could make us all smile,” Baltimore Ravens owner Steve Bisciotti said Sunday night.

His work is in numerous collections including the Arizona University Art Museum, Arizona, Fuller Art Museum, Massachusetts, Shiwan Treasury Ceramics Museum, China, and The Biseul Art Center, Daegu, Korea.Baltimore Colts defensive tackle Art Donovan, a hall of famer who spent his later years regaling television audiences with amusing anecdotes about his time in the NFL, has died. He has shown extensively both nationally and internationally, including, Ceramics 2005, Guilford Center for the Arts, Guilford, Connecticut, Evolving Legacies, at The National Council on the Education for the Ceramic Arts (NCECA), Charlotte, North Carolina, and Below 2000 at the Contemporary Arts Gallery in Portland, Oregon. With his ongoing interest in Asian art, Donovan has established connections to Universities and art centers in China and Korea, for the purpose of student and faculty exchanges.įellowships have enabled Donovan to travel to China, Tibet, and Korea where he has been both a presenter and exhibitor at the Yixing Ceramics Art Conference, China, The Jindezhen Spirit of Porcelain Symposium, China, The International Raku Symposium, Korea, and most recently at The 1000 Year Celebration of Porcelain Symposium, China. In 2005-6 Donovan was the recipient of the Chancellor’s Award for Internationalization for his efforts in developing a study abroad program entitled China Summer Study: History Culture, and the Arts. He received a BFA from Kansas City Art Institute, Missouri and a MFA from Boston University, Boston, Massachusetts, and has completed programs of study at the Archie Bray Foundation, Helena, Montana and the Jingdezhen Ceramic Art Institute, China.

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Jeremiah Donovan has been a full time faculty member at SUNY Cortland since 1998.

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