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Blog Post Street Art Inspired By Marilyn Monroe.
This photograph of Marline Monroe's skirts being blown upward as she stands on the subway vents has been inspirational in countless projects - any thing from the advertising world to the art worl...
Blog Post Marek Cecula Sculpting Design.
I first read about Marek Cecula on New art. I am not sure whether to Cubby hole Marek as a sculptor or designer, or something in between, but between you and me, the draw that he is put in is i...
Blog Post Helle Jorgensen - Plastic Bag Art
Cephalopod Helle Jorgensen, Discarded plastic bag Artist and author of Gooseflesh blog has just opened a new exhibition that will be on through October 26, at the Sullivan and Strumpf G...
Blog Post Recent sculptures for casting
This clay sculpture is going to be cast in POP and then painted 4 colors. This clay sculpture is going to be cast in POP and painted 3 colors. This is another clay sculpture to be cast. Pl...
Blog Post Sculpture: A Wyoming Invitational with Ursula Von Rydingsvard, Patrick Dougherty and Others.
Recently, the University of Wyoming Art Museum has opened a public art exhibition Sculpture: A Wyoming Invitational. It will be open to the public though July 31 2009. You can get up to date informat...
Blog Post Tara Donovan - Mid Career Retrospective
Tara Donovan is now showing her mid career retrospective (so to speak) at the Institute of Contemporary Art in Boston. Although quite young, 38 years old, she has accomplished a lot in her career, wh...
Blog Post Derick Melander
Every now and then I come across an artist that is doing something a little different from everybody else yet creating pieces that have at first glance at least, the comforting feeling of home. Wh...
Blog Post Kristine Jensen, and the Nicolai Kulturcenter
You might not have heard about it, but in Europe there is a landscaping award called the Rosa Barba award . This Year, the Nicolai Kulturcenter in Kolding, Denmark, won first place for the renovat...
Blog Post Uplifting Art
I am not quite sure how I would tag this (luckily, I don't have to) the only kind of tag or description I could give it would be uplifting. (forgive the pun.) On the Wing, 1999- By Ned Kosolakov ...
Blog Post Daniel Widrig
I found a very cool flickr photo stream of daniel widrig this is only one of many interesting forms I have just spent a lot of time looking at his images, and looking for information ...
Blog Post Christ sculpture
This bust that is 5 inches high, 5 inches wide and 2 inches deep, I plan to cast it in plaster. I had to rework the halo behind him a few times to be smoother because I plan to gild them and hav...
Blog Post Alton Falcone - Sculptures in Recovered Wood
Ritratto, Spring, 2006, Dimensions: Height 24in., Materials: wood, iron Mantra, Spring, 2006, Dimensions: 8'x2'x6", Materials: wood, iron I can see why Mantra was named as it was. o...
Blog Post Art In Place - Public Art In Charlottesville
I love urban art. Any kind. I love it most when a City takes it on itself to bring art to its citizens in various forms and ways, when the driving motivation is taking art out of the museums and gall...
Blog Post Uwe Henneken
I have been googling Uwe Henneken, the German artist to find out some more information on him, like what makes him tick and what inspires him, and what his life is like, but all I can come up with ...
Blog Post The Mouth and Other Storage Facilities - Liz Magor
Liz Magor. Racoon (detail). 2008. Polymerized gypsum. Liz Magor Opens in the Henry Gallery in Seattle next week, and if you are from that area you can attend a lecture on Friday, the 12 of...
Blog Post Gwon Osang
Photo Credit we-make-money-not-art via creative common license. Gwon Osang , for those of you who have not had the pleasure, and by pleasure I mean delight, Gwon Osang is one of the leading...
Blog Post Second Lives: Remixing the Ordinary
photo credit:Hiroko Masuike for The New York Times The Question of what makes art art, is not a new one and the discussion get more and more complex as time goes by and "art" evolves. Is just ...
Blog Post The Mattress Factory: Gestures 12 An Exhibition of Small Site-Specific Works
The Mattress Factory is a museum of contemporary art that presents art you can get into - room-sized environments, created by in-residence artists. Located in the historic Mexican War Streets of...
Blog Post Christopher Kurtz showing at the Matin Gallery
Artist Christopher Kurtz is currently showing at the Matin Gallery in Beverly Hills. Taurus moon Christopher Kurt is a sculptor that uses mainly steam bent wood in his work. a blurb fr...
Blog Post Kristy Perez - The Possibility of the Impossible.
I always find reading interviews with artist to be really enlightening, giving me a different view on there work, than I had before and also adding a little to my collection of thoughts on art. I usu...
Blog Post If you Can't Beat Them, Join Them
Most artists/designers/artisans have had to deal with the originality question on a daily basis, I know that I visit that issue on a daily basis for sure. Where did I get the idea for this from, h...
Blog Post Just finished this a few days ago.
Blog Post Aisian Art Week
some extraordinary pieces were featured in Asian art week in Chelsea gallery s for example an incredible light sculpture "traveling Light" by Ai Weiwei" according to AP at Yatzi This gigan...
Blog Post More Hearts
Just finished the gilding for this one
Blog Post Experience the Thrill of Wearing Art
Mostly we think of art as large, or on the wall or on pedestals... very few of us would think of art as something to wear. There is a whole movement, and not a very young one at that of wearab...
Blog Post Obama's Platform in Support of the Arts
OK. I know this isn't completely on topic but I was really happy to get this link and to read about Obamas Platform in support of the Arts . It is only 2 pages long and every word is like music in m...
Blog Post Solve All Your Monetary Needs
I came across a blog which I found enthralling. The blog, by Johanna Lenander , Tells us about a project by artist Peter Simensky called "Neutral Currency". I am embarrassed to admit that this is ...
Blog Post Sacred Hearts
Just need to add gold flake and a bit of distressing to the crowns and they will be ready for eBay.
Blog Post Behave Yourself! (Or Not)
Ever since childhood, Art Gallery's and museums were a solemn place. A quite place. A place of respect and contemplation. I have never questioned that, and I would be hesitant to take my toddlers...
Blog Post Happy Holidays
I thought this was so delightful, I couldn't resist posting it. Via Hankblog Wishing you Happy holidays and a great 2009
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