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| Papercut Sculptures by Peter Callesen | | 2008-06-17 14:06:52 | | Born in Denmark, Peter Callesen studied at the Arhus School of Architecture and at the Goldsmiths College (London), to name a part of his educational background.One cay say that Callesen is mostly known by his paper scultpures, from A4 size papercuts to large scale works and installations. But he does not stick with paper, Callesen also uses MDF, paint and why not, light bulbs.Many of his works have a common theme, classical fairytales, afterall his from the country of Hans Christian Handersen. Through this, Callesen conveys a union between childwood's fantasies and the reality of adult life.His work has been exhibited at the Artgenda (Hamburg), Shangai Art Museum (China) and The Museum of Religious Art (Denmark).He's also featured in public collections and publications.Callesen is represented at this time by Helene Nyborg Contemporary. | | By: The Art Inquirer | | |
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| Art Explained: Sculptures by Sachiko Kodama | | 2008-05-27 10:06:36 | | You probably have seen her art before but I thought I was super interesting to listen to hear talk and the explanation on how these sculptures work.
If it’s so simple why didn’t someone bring out little keychains using these sculptures. It’s just oil and magnetic fields, right?
Video Link: Sachiko Kodama Sculpture Explained
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| Neat Food Sculptures | | 2008-05-18 20:32:00 | | I like looking at weird-ass stuff. It's fun! So here is a collection of food art. After the jump, egg babies, a watermelon in some sort of terrible trouble, a really creepy Mr. Potato Head, and an orange assisting in its own doom. | | By: What's Up | | |
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| Variety of Interesting Sculptures | | 2008-05-12 12:34:00 | | My husband and I went to walk in Canal Walk here in Indianapolis and as I brought my camera, we did stop by and took some pictures of interesting sculptures as you can see in here. Each of sculpture that you can see in here has meaning but I do not really know all of them. I liked sculptures since the one who made it shows of his/her creativity. What is sculpture?sculp·ture (sklpchr)n.1. The art or practice of shaping figures or designs in the round or in relief, as by chiseling marble, modeling clay, or casting in metal.2. a. A work of art created by sculpture. b. Such works of art considered as a group | | By: My Trails In Life | | |
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| The Robot Sculptures of Bennett Robot Works | | 2008-03-30 13:32:33 | |
Inspired by the "futuristic visions" of classic designers Norman Bel Geddes and Raymond Loewy, these unique robotic sculptures were created by Gordon Bennett from discarded materials found in garbage dumps, garage sales, and construction sites.
Each piece is one of a kind, ranging in height from 14 to 25 inches, and comes with a numbered tag to prove its authenticity as a genuine Bennett Robot. The robots are not cheap, with prices starting at $750 and going all the way to $6000. But that has not stopped them from selling like hot cakes.
Visit the official site to see more photographs of these gorgeous robots. The sculptures are on display for public viewing at the City Foundry in Brooklyn, New York.
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| Mechanical junkbot sculptures | | 2008-03-25 08:49:24 | | From MAKE Magazine:
Jason Lane builds some very awesome mechanical sculpture from reclaimed machinery parts. He has a particular talent for animal forms and movements all rendered in an ingenious toy-like manner - in addition, his mechanical rocking chair and musical human hamster | | By: CR4: The Engineer's Place for Discussion & New | | |
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| Chewing gum sculptures by Maurizio Savini | | 2008-02-11 12:20:38 | | Italian artist Maurizio Savini uses chewing gum as the material for his art and these sculptures are creatively well done. That’s a lot of chewing gums for the size of his sculptures and I wonder if he actually bought those from the supermarkets.
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| Magical artworks and sculptures. | | 2008-02-11 12:13:15 | | Here you can see artworks and sculptures in which mathematical laws were posed as basis.
Artworks by M.C. Escher and his followers.
Escher spheres
Some Escher’s tessellated images can be adopted to spherical surface. First of all it is concerned to his lithographs which show hyperbolic space such as “Angels and Devils”, “Circle limit IV” etc. Above [...] | | By: Magical illusions | | |
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| Painting on sculptures of gods and goddess | | 2008-02-08 05:58:00 | | Small sculptures of different Gods in sandal colour are easily available in gift shops and outside temples. Try painting them with water colours/fabric colours to give it a new and unique look. Affiliate of Ideas money, Inspirations for life, Easy indian food, Earn a Crore, Time Pass | | By: Easy crafts | | |
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| Scary giant wax sculptures | | 2008-01-31 04:02:14 | | I have got no idea who made these and what are they made of. But this really freaks me out when I first saw it. Head over to completeall, they have got a lot more collections of these giant wax sculptures. Don’t show children these sculptures. These could take their breath away. | | By: Life is Sometimes odd | | |
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| Modern Outlook in Bronze Sculptures | | 2008-01-15 21:59:49 | | Modern Outlook in Bronze SculpturesBy Anita Satin Choudhary
Bronze is a metal that is used for crafting sculptures, weapons and house hold items. It has been in use for more than 5,000 years and archeology has yielded artifacts and weapons made from this metal. First used in Iran, Iraq and Turkey during the 3,500 BC, while [...] | | By: seanduffy entertainment blog | | |
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| Bed Sculptures by Leah Poller | | 2007-10-07 22:37:28 | | This is exquisite looking bed is just one of the many sculptures artist Leah Poller recently created as part of her collection.
The idea sprung from the bed, to put it literally. Leah was injured and was resigned to boredom at her very own bed, when she got inspired and started creating miniature bed sculptures [...] | | By: Mattresszine | | |
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| Weirdest Industrial Sculptures Place in Prague | | 2007-09-25 23:03:00 | | Right at Nadrazi Holesovice station (metro, bus and tram - there are no more options) at Holesovice. There used to be a driver's school. Don't know if it is still here. But I think there's a pub (or bar or club) here now. They are growing these sculptures for years... very successfully. And I lied in the title. This is not the Weirdest Industrial Sculptures Place in Prague now. There's a street exhibition at Andel (also a bus, metro and tram station). There are sculptures made of old computers and various home appliances. They are over 3 metres high and from what I remember they are in the shapes of prehistoric animals. I should go there again and take a picture of them so you can compare which place is weirder. Hope they will not be gone on weekend.PS: I took this shot over a curved tram window, thus the blur in some places. | | By: Prague Daily Photo | | |
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| Celebrating Food Art - Edible Animal Sculptures | | 2007-09-21 00:50:00 | | An artist is a person worthy to be revered and respected. And art knows no boundaries, no regions; just a significant amount of imagination, determination and diligence, and of course, some talent!! So let's take a moment to look at these beautiful and intricate works of edible art. You don't have to try to match these works of excellence, but if it inspires you even a little to be creative about your presentation techniques, my job here is done!These are works from famous artists, definitely not by me. I'm just an admirer of art, saluting these geniuses, just like you...An "Easter Bunny" carved from a Melon.....A beautiful "Swan" carved out of Cheese.....An "Alligator" carved from a Pineapple.....A "Pegasus" sculptured out of Butter.....A "Cute and kind Orange Couple" adopting a "Tomato".....And finally, the perfect centre-piece for a couple "Just Married".....Please visit the actual blogsite at http://funnfud.blogspot.com
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| Fountain with Sculptures at Senovazne square | | 2007-08-30 09:57:00 | | Fountain with sculptures at Senovazne square. It's very close to Masarykovo train station and also to Hybernska street. I spent quite some time here ... eating while waiting for my English class at Cambridge Institute Praha (which is in the mentioned Hybernska street). They are great at learning English, the atmosphere among students and teachers is great and it was one of the places I really enjoyed going to. But they are not exactly cheap.Canonet QL17 + Ilford Pan 100 | | By: Prague Daily Photo | | |
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| Theo Parrish releases the “Sound Sculptures Vol. 1″ album | | 2007-05-12 15:16:06 | | The Theo Parrish album lands. It’s essentially the next 3×12″ releases from Sound Signature label bundled together in a very nice gatefold sleeve and, in a similar way to “Natural Aspirations”, features his more jazz orientated material. That’s not to say it’s not Housey because it really is.
On this album you’ll find tracks like ‘Second changes’ or the amazing ‘They say’ (both featuring vocals from Monicablaire) or ‘Soul Control’, that have echoes of work once released under ‘The Rotating Assembly’. Furthermore there’s the hardhitting ‘Synthetic flaem’ very much on a minimal chicago tip, tracks like ‘Galactic Traffic’ & ‘Friskie biscuits’ that have the signature offbeat programming and ‘The rink’ which just screams Detroit soul.
Tracklist:
1 Second Chances
2 Flotation Device
3 They Say
4 Second Chances (Instrumental)
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| Theo Parrish releases the “Sound Sculptures Vol. 1″ album | | 2007-05-12 15:16:06 | | The Theo Parrish album lands. It’s essentially the next 3×12″ releases from Sound Signature label bundled together in a very nice gatefold sleeve and, in a similar way to “Natural Aspirations”, features his more jazz orientated material. That’s not to say it’s not Housey because it really is.
On this album you’ll find tracks like ‘Second [...] | | By: mK iArticles | | |
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| Steel and Stone Sculptures for Boston flower show | | 2007-03-21 06:00:00 | | The flower show, presented by the Massachusetts Horticultural Society, continues through Sunday. DiSilvestro's exhibit is called “ A Courtyard Garden,” and features a sampling of his graceful steel garden gates as well as some of the stone sculptures he also does.
Athol artist James DiSilvestro is putting metal to the petal.
He is displaying his metal work, which includes elegant garden gates, at the New England Spring Flower Show in Boston... | | By: The Flower Expert - Flowers Encyclopedia | | |
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