Object sculpture

Design Problem: Take an existing 3D object + give it a new identity or message by resurfacing the form with other smaller materials. 3D O...

Found Object Sculptures for an Upcoming Show In Hockessin on Feb. 25th

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In The Netherlands in the 17th Century, a Golden Age was in full swing. The economy of the Dutch Republic, as it was then known, was flourishing as Antwerp and other ports became important hubs for the commercial shipping trade, importing and exporting textiles, spices, and metals, and the cities’ populations swelled. Elaborately detailed oilContinue reading "Gleaming Sculptures by Ann Carrington Examine the Underbelly of Historical Extravagance"

Saelia Aparicio, Unique Work 2022

Brancusi’s “Bird in Space” sculpture, photo by Louise Dahl-Wolfe, 1939 Latest entries here Looking at ceramic art online is sometimes deceptive because the pieces are generally photographed on a plain background and the dimensionality can't easily be ascertained to get an idea of the the actual size. Even when you know the dimensions it's still a challenge to conceptualize. Depending on the image editing, the texture can also be difficult to judge. Visiting a gallery has a distinct advantage…

Whereas having a chiseled body may be a physical ideal in the modern times, being fat was once considered a natural beauty in China. As early as Han Dynasty, the rounded figures used to be desired. And in the early to mid 1900s, when wars were fought across the nation, being fat was once considered a sign of being “well fed,” even though this notion has slowly dissipated. The “Fatty” sculptural series by Chinese artist 牟柏岩 Mu Boyan (b. 1976) depicts a naked male figure in unimaginable…

“Canaries”, Kate MacDowell (hand-built porcelain and florescent lights) 2008

Artist Jaime Pitarch creates contemporary sculpture out of household objects, asking us to reconsider their function, from chairs to coat hangers.

PRICES MAY VARY. 10 1/4" high x 10" wide x 2 3/4" deep. Man running in gear tabletop sculpture. A wonderful visual accent for industrial modern or rustic decorating. From the Studio 55D brand of home decor. Rust brown finish. Resin construction. A perfect complement for any bookcase or mantle. This sculpture depicts a man running in gear, atop two smaller gears. In a brown color, this will complement any style decor.