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Cynthia James Portrays Otherworldly Pollinators and Plants in Her Dreamlike ‘Bee Series’ | Colossal
FEBRUARY 26, 2024 JACKIE ANDRES “Ambush.” All photos © Cynthia James In the 1901 book, The Life of the Bee, Nobel prize-winning author Maurice Maeterlick wrote, “If the bee disappeared off the face of the earth, man would only have … Continue reading
Yoonmi Nam Venerates the Insignificant with Her Ceramic Sculptures of Disposable Containers | Colossal
FEBRUARY 23, 2024 GRACE EBERT All photos by E.G. Schempf, © Yoonmi Nam “I am a collector of trash,” Nam says about her works, which put our relationship to consumerism and disposability front and center. Most of us quickly dispose … Continue reading
Japanese Sculptor Carves Groceries Into Brilliant Edible Sculptures | My Modern Met
By Jessica Stewart on February 22, 2024 The produce aisle at the grocery store is like an art store for this sculptor. Every culture has its own history of traditional arts. Mukimono is the Japanese tradition of carving fruit and … Continue reading
GaHee Park Unsettles Still Life Traditions with Surreal, Soured Temptations | Colossal
FEBRUARY 16, 2024 GRACE EBERT “Drowned Thought” (2023), oil on linen, 90 x 67 inches. Photo by Paul Litherland. All images courtesy of GaHee Park and Perrotin Working in flat planes of oil on linen, GaHee Park envisions surreal tablescapes … Continue reading