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Find out more about the 2013 exhibition Jeff Koons: New Paintings and Sculpture at Gagosian 555 West 24th Street, New York. Installation views, works, editorial content, press, and more.
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Statue of resin dog "Balloon", 7 / 6.3 inches, for decoration or collection Fast and protected shipping
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Iconic and fun, this resin balloon dog sculpture will be the star of your show. Offered in a range of fun colors. Dimensions: 7 Inches tall, 9 inches long
In varying states of deflation, Joe Davidson’s pastel balloons sag, slump, and flop in every direction. The limp, elongated forms are stacked on top of one another in seemingly precarious piles and resemble latex tubes filled with days-old air. While the sculptures are playful in both color and form, the Los Angeles-based artist notes that they also hold earnest themes of masculinity and aging, two concepts he’s thinking about often. Davidson prefers to explore new materials and those beyond the bronze, stone, and wood typically used in this medium. More
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Street Art Sculpture "Girl with balloon dog Big" by Miguel Guía. This sculpture is made by lost wax bronze casting. Limited edition of 199 works. Although the required time to deliver a shipment is usually between 3 and 10 days please do not hesitate to contact us if you would need it for a specific date. The base is included in the price. The dimensions given include the base. Height 18.5 inches / 47 cm Length 3.5 inches / 9 cm Width 9.05 inches / 23 cm Weight 6.3 lbs / 2.9 kg This Sculpture are copyrighted and accompanied by the certificate of originality. Due to this the exclusivity of the artwork is even greater, as they come with all the documents and certificates which can only be seen as adding value to the piece. (Cast Bronze) Girl with balloon dog, a girl in "Graffiti" style with a bright metallic balloon of red nickel in the shape of a dog, in a three-dimensional representation, inspired by the famous work of Banksy (girl with balloon) which is summed up the metallic effect of the balloons of the American Jeff Koons, whom Guia admires, realizing this fusion of styles through sculpture. With the appropriate lighting, this work manages to reproduce an image that we would obtain from a graffiti template. The sculptures of Miguel Guía manage to transport us to Street art among which we can find works full of social criticism, political satire and very distinctive styles, such as the one that Banksy managed to make his own based on Blek le Rat. Merchants and gallery owners count on the guarantee of an exclusive, quality and unique work that collectors, as well as subsequent generations and/or heirs, can enjoy.
Introducing our Balloon Horse Sculpture, a playful and charming addition to any home decor collection! This whimsical piece is inspired by the classic balloon animal creations that bring joy to both children and adults alike. Available in 2 sizes: Regular: 8.8 Inches Large: 9.7" Inches Whether displayed on a shelf, tabletop, or as a standalone piece, this sculpture is sure to bring a smile to your face and brighten up any room in your home. Perfect for horse lovers, art enthusiasts, or anyone looking for a fun and unique decor item, our Horse Balloon Sculpture is a must-have! Clemmy Creations partnered with Chaos Core Tech
Masayoshi Matsumoto (previously) continues to astound us with his balloon twisting skills. The Japanese artist uses a variety of opaque, metallic, and translucent balloons to form tree-swinging monkeys, beetles, and fish out of water. When asked how he plans each of his latex creations Matsumoto explained to Colossal that each work is decided intuitively, and is dictated by whatever he feels like making in the moment. Most often the works take 3-6 hours each, depending on how many folds and colors the animal or insect might require. More
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above: James Abbot McNeil's Whistler's Mother recreated in balloons by Larry Moss. Balloon sculptor Larry Moss has many installations, fashions, and designs crafted of colored latex balloons to his credit. above: The balloon Spinosaurus, designed and created by Mark Verge, a talented member of Larry Moss' team Amongst his many unusual balloon sculptures, which he has termed Airigami*, is a series of famous pieces of fine art recreated with latex balloons. Boticelli's Birth Of Venus, recreated in balloons by Larry Moss: Birth of Venus in balloons (details): Grant Wood's American Gothic recreated in balloons by Larry Moss: Cezanne still life, recreated in balloons by Larry Moss: Leonardo DaVinci's Mona Lisa recreated in balloons by Larry Moss: Andy Warhol's Campbell Soup Can recreated in balloons by Larry Moss: Jackson Pollock painting recreated in balloons by Larry Moss: MC Escher's Self Portrait in Reflecting Sphere recreated in ballons by Larry Moss: Leonardo DaVinci's Vitruvian Man recreated in balloons by Larry Moss: A video which shows some of the original paintings morphing into Larry's balloon versions: You can purchase these images and more as cards, posters, t-shirts, limited edition prints and more here at the Airigami gift shop. *Airi•gam•i (\’er-?-’gä-m?\ n : the fine art of folding air) stands at the crossroads of three ancient art forms: sculpture, puppetry and origami. About Larry Moss: Larry Moss began his career 25 years ago as a NYC street performer, but has gone on to display his amazing air-filled art in 12 countries on four continents. His achievements have been recognized by The Wall Street Journal, the Associated Press, CNN Headline, PBS, Smithsonian Magazine, American Profile and Ripley’s Believe It or Not! Moss has appeared on The Martha Stewart Show, NBC’s “Today” and at the White House, and has held the Guinness World Record for the largest non-round balloon sculpture since 2000. The author of many published ballooning books, Larry also has a degree in applied math and computer science, as well as a master’s in elementary education. Building community through his large-scale art creations is of particular interest to Larry, and was the focus of his 2009 TEDx talk in Rochester, NY. Kelly Cheatle, Designer and New Media Marketing Director for Airigami: Kelly Cheatle loves creating in any medium. She received her design degree from the Rochester Institute of Technology with a minor in Illustration, and a major interest in every studio elective she could find. She utilizes her diverse knowledge of traditional materials and image-making techniques daily in her work as a graphic designer/illustrator. She became Larry’s design partner upon informing him that she was going to help whether he wanted her to or not. While Kelly initially focused on non-balloon aspects of Airigami projects, the opportunity to work in a new medium was simply too much for her to resist.
Statue of resin dog "Balloon", 7 / 6.3 inches, for decoration or collection Fast and protected shipping
If you think balloons are just for kids, this awesome balloon art by Japanese-born Masayoshi Matsumoto, will turn your opinion completely around. Using just balloons, Matsumoto has created every animal you see below, completely by hand and with no other embellishments. Take a look!
Although research suggests the ancient Venus figurines were created as totems of survival amid a changing climate, the enigmatic forms continue to puzzle historians, their exact cultural context and relevance unknown. The mysterious statues, with exaggerated physical features like large, distended bellies and generally plump appendages, recently inspired a playful project by Naama Steinbock and Idan Friedman, the designers behind Reddish Studio based in Tel Aviv-Jaffa. Titled “Venus of Jaffa,” the series interprets the prehistoric sculptures as lighthearted, impermanent forms. More
These artists have a fun new take on an iconic piece of art history.
