The retrospective was a watershed moment in the sculptor's career—and in art history—writes Jed Perl in his new book 'Calder: The Conquest of Space.'
"Sculpture communicates an immediate sense of life - you can feel the pulse of it."
Swedish artist Nina Lindgren created a floating sculpture entirely made from cardboard depicting a fictional cityscape.
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Bronze sculpture "Arch of Hysteria" by Louise Bourgeouis at Smithsonian's Hirshhorn Museum
A collection of unique ceramic pieces ranging from rarities to curiosities, with some classics, pieces of beauty and the occasional oddities. Selected for their unique originality, function. style and form. The first image at the top is a piece I recently chanced upon at a Chinese grocery store which they were selling as a plate warmer. Its width is 10 inches and has a depth of 2 1/4 inches while being hollow inside.. It had a spout on the right which was used for adding hot water and has the auspicious Ba Kua eight sides. They were also used for foot warmers and even
Spindly, long-limbed creatures stand with unusual grace and elegance. Their delicate bodies graze soft sandy beaches, brush up against the cold stone of old castles and float through thick grassy meadows. They are effigies for the 'huge elemental land spirits' in charge of guarding the ley lines that branch all across the earth. Many of these creatures close their eyes in a peaceful slumber, knowing that they are one with the earth beneath their feet. Others have their eyes wide open keeping a watchful eye on their sacred surroundings. According to Tach Pollard, these creatures are said to live in the liminal realms. However, on occasion, they can be seen between the mist and the sky at dusk. Tach Pollard is an Oxford-based sculptor best known for his long-limbed creatures and who received an honourable
Tout le travail du peintre sculpteur Izumi Kato est sans titre. Il veut laisser le spectateur à une libre et entière interprétation de ses œuvres. Nous laissant sans nos repères habituels. On reste happés par ces créatures sans pour autant déchiffrer leur nature. Des créatures hors des normes d’identification et qui nous plongent dans un…
Imagem 15 de 21 da galeria de Descubra a arquitetura animal de Ernesto Neto. © angs school [Flickr], bajo licencia CC BY-NC-ND 2.0
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The disturbing, dreamlike figures of Cajsa von Zeipel are crafted in mixed media. The artist's practice moves between polished, bronze creatures and ones created with materials like resin, fiberglass, plaster, styrofoam, steel, synthetic hair, wood, and more. Many seem to be involved in their own narratives, experiencing feelings of terror, ecstasy, or in transit.
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Pablo Picasso, Vase Gros Oiseau Vert. Height: 57cm, Est. GBP25,000 - £35,000. Photo: Sotheby's. LONDON.- Sotheby’s London announced the auction of a private collection of over 100 ceramics by Pablo Picasso on 19 March 2013. These characterful plates,...
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Ceramicist William Kidd has been working for over 25 years using a combination of wheel throwing and hand building to form his imaginative organic specimens. The Florida-based artist shares in a statement on his website that he draws inspiration from the natural world: “my work is not an imitation of any real living thing, but rather life forms that might exist in some other worldly place.” Kidd uses low-fire red earthenware finished with oxide stains, underglazes, and crawl glaze to form sculptural seeds, fruits, and flowers. More
“…the strokes of the hammer on the chisel have to be in time with your heartbeat or pulse.” Barbara Hepworth’s name is synonymous with smooth, monolithic forms resembling human bodies or careworn sea-lashed rocks. Today she is recognised as one of Britain’s foremost Modernist sculptors, part of a generation exploring post-war abstraction with a hard-won,...
