Steven Harrington’s original You & I sculpture is back, now in a brand-new, shiny black color way. Fun. Harrington’s first three-dimensional exploration represents the epitome of his work’s goal—to create a dialogue between artist and viewer. We first covered Steve…
Continue Reading →Dominic Wilcox has created some new watch sculptures– tiny people standing on the hands of a watch, on subjects from protest and big brother to money and football. Via Mocoloco The new Watch Sculptures are part of a larger series…
Continue Reading →The Neo Gramophone: Beautiful. Stunning, actually. Currently only available as a sculpture, but how about this for imagination: Playing vinyl back in the days the gramophone is now able to play your personal musical selection via streaming directly from itunes…
Continue Reading →If you've ever been a tourist in London, then surely you've ended up in Trafalgar Square. Amongst the statues of lions and kings and queens there is always one Plinth with some contemporary art that looks a bit out of…
Continue Reading →Our experience with steel wire sculptures has been limited to crappy key rings and county fair crafts. So when we stumbled upon Frank Plant there was a little bit of hesitation. Not only did he smash our previous notion of…
Continue Reading →Though there's been a lot of art inspired by government and political ongoings in the United States as of late, the impending election isn't the only worldwide example of government policy affecting the artistic landscape. In Germany, the government recently…
Continue Reading →Sculptor R. Justin Stewart does amazing things with thread, rope, paint, pvc caps, and lots of tension. One striking piece, entitled Existing Independently, utilized fleece material to create 52 cubes held rigid with ropes to outline the USA. He also…
Continue Reading →It would not do Joseph Shaeffer justice to simply adorn him with the titles sculptor, fabricator and conceptual artist. You'd be hard pressed to encompass to overall scope of his talents using just those terms. The Boulder, Colorado based principle…
Continue Reading →People look funny. We all have the same basic facial features, but even then, it's incredible how even just a slight size difference in someone's honker can set them oceans apart from the next Joe Schmoe. Wilfred Wood noticed these…
Continue Reading →If you liked the deconstructed book sculptures by Brian Dettmer we featured a few months ago, check out Georgia Russell's work; like Dettmer, the Scottish artist also uses a scalpel to carve into old books, maps, photographs and newspapers, giving…
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