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Sculptures by Alessio Ranaldi
Italian sculptor Alessio Ranaldi’s work takes form and shape via stone, velvet, mixed media and jewelry. Fascinated by the three-dimensional world and inspired by artists like Henry Moore, Hans Harp,...
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Artist Spotlight: Painter and Sculptor Claude Tousignant
Canadian abstract painter and sculptor, Claude Tousignant, was born in Montreal, Quebec in 1932. He is a world-renowned leading figure in modern art, especially through his paintings, always striving...
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Art News: Garland Fielder: Modulations Exhibit and Thomas Nozkowski: Recent...
Currently on show at the Holly Johnson Gallery in Dallas is Garland Fielder: Modulations, an exhibition of recent paintings and sculpture. Garland Fielder’s work is meticulously crafted invoking a...
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Kenny Scharf & Dearraindrop: Hot Glue Hullabaloo Exhibition
The Hole is excited to announce their fourth exhibition at the 104 Greene Street Gallery: Hot Glue Hullabaloo, a collaboration between downtown art legend Kenny Scharf and Virgina Beach art collective...
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Jerry Mischak’s “din din” Exhibition at Industry Gallery
We had the pleasure of attending the opening of ‘din din – An Exhibition of New Work by Jerry Mischak‘ at Industry Gallery last night which was held from 6:30 to 8:30pm in DC. The exhibit consisted of...
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Nick van Woert Sculptures: Cut Open Brains, Blown Up Faces and Chewing Gum Bust
You haven’t seen a sculpture till you set your sights on Nick van Woert’s sculptural masterpieces, which range from cut open brains, drippy blown up faces, and chewing gum busts. Don’t worry it’s not...
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Wrap Up: The 23rd Annual Washington Craft Show
The 23rd Annual Washington Craft Show was in full swing Friday, November 19 through Sunday, the 21st, bringing together many talented artists from all over the country. This is not simply a “craft”...
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Huge Transformers Optimus Prime Ice Sculpture by Antti Pedrozo
Antti Pedrozo collaborated with Dutch artist Michel de Kok on this huge Transformers Optimus Prime Ice Sculpture for Seventh Annual Dutch Snow and Ice Sculpture Festival. Pretty cool! (Pun intended.)...
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Art News: Carol Peligian Solo Exhibition ‘Sosomuch’ at Dean Project Gallery
A solo exhibition of new paintings and sculptures by Carol Peligian ‘Sosomuch’ opens at DEAN PROJECT Gallery January 6th and runs through February 12, 2011. This is first solo exhibition of this New...
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The Artwork of Delphine Pouillé
French artist Delphine Pouille’s artistic expression ranges from large scale installations, to drawing and photography. Check out some of her work below. Installation, Mixed Media Bug #5 – Digital...
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Art News: Jens Praet ‘Fossilized’ Exhibit at Industry Gallery
Fossilized, the first solo US exhibition of work by Jens Praet is opening at Industry Gallery January 15, 2011, 6-8 PM, and running until February 26, 2011. The Belgium-born, Florence-based Praet has...
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Face Clay Pot Sculptures by Debbie Englund
Debbie Englund has lived and worked in Chapel Hill, NC for over 30 years. After her children went off the attend college, she began toying with sculpturing as a vocation. Being inspired by facial...
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Art News: Dale Chihuly ‘Through The Looking Glass’ at Museum of Fine Arts in...
Currently on show through August 7, 2011 is Dale Chihuly’s ’Through The Looking Glass’ exhibition at the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston. This exhibition of new and archival works represents the breadth...
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Art News: Guerra De La Paz Bonsai Couture in Zurich
Guerra de la Paz, the Miami-based Cuban artistic team of Alain Guerra, and Neraldo de la Paz, have their first Swiss exhibition titled Bonsai Couture currently running at Kashya Hildebrand in Zurich....
View ArticleStop Motion Animation: Möbius
The stop motion animation MÖBIUS at Federation Square is a set-up of twenty-one large animated triangle sculptures that can be configured into many cyclical patterns and behaves as though it is eating...
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Love and Rockets: Artist Yaron Bob Turns Bombs into Roses
Love and Rockets: Artist Yaron Bob Turns Bombs into Roses by Lorette C. Luzajic Israeli artist Yaron Bob was looking for “a new symbol of peace, and an answer to death.” Yaron Bob with his sculptures....
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Art News: Sanford Biggers: Sweet Funk—An Introspective
Opening September 23, 2011 is the Sanford Biggers: Sweet Funk – An Introspective at the Brooklyn Museum of Art. New York-based artist Sanford Biggers challenges and reinterprets symbols and legacies...
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Elena Belmann’s QR Code Sculpture
German artist Elena Belmann mixes sculptured art with information technology in this intricate QR code sculpture. Visit Elena Belmann’s website to see more of her work.
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Textile Sculptures by Rebecca Campeau
Prolific artist and sculptor Rebecca Campeau works with textiles such as linen and paper to create detailed sculptures which have an air of silent melancholy. The sculptures, dressed with painted...
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The Delightfully Twisted Hybrid Art of Olivier de Sagazan
Hybrid artist Olivier de Sagazan has been creating his works of art that mixes painting with illustration, sculpture and performance art for over 20 years. Olivier de Sagazan has exhibited his world...
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