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In ‘Colonial Ruptures,’ Artist Sharif Bey Defies the Constraints of Time through Fragmented Figures | Colossal
AUGUST 3, 2022. GRACE EBERT “The Oviary I,” earthenware, mixed media. All images © Sharif Bey Artist Sharif Bey centers his practice around recontextualizing, a process he undertakes by fracturing long-held perspectives through fragments. His figurative sculptures unify disparate materials … Continue reading
Vintage Typewriters Taken Apart & Reassembled into Movable Bird Sculptures | My Modern Met
By Jessica Stewart on July 18, 2022 When typewriters were common, Twitter wasn’t a thing. Now, these vintage machines have been transformed into various tweeters. Nearly 30 years ago, sculptor Jeremy Mayer disassembled a typewriter. And in doing so, he … Continue reading
A Diverse Array of Textures Cloak Abstract and Figurative Ceramics by Artist Carlos Cabo | Colossal
JULY 18, 2022. GRACE EBERT All images © Carlos Cabo More than form or color, texture is what preoccupies Carlos Cabo as he sculpts. The Spanish artist, who lives and works in Salinas, is drawn to the tactile qualities of … Continue reading
Baker Turns Gingerbread Into Sculptures of Iconic Movie Characters | My Modern Met
By Margherita Cole on July 14, 2022 This baker’s gingerbread men look a lot different… Oslo-based baker Caroline Eriksson takes gingerbread houses to the next level. Using this edible medium, she creates striking sculptures inspired by movies and media that … Continue reading
The Cardboard Sculptures of Artist Warren King Are an Homage to His Chinese Heritage | Colossal
JULY 7, 2022. GRACE EBERT Detail of “Xuanzang.” Photo by Jón Prospero. All images © Warren King Artist Warren King (previously) finds much of his inspiration by wandering through Chinatown in New York City, where he encounters “street musicians, chess … Continue reading
Turtles, Ducklings, and Pheasants Comprise an Adorable Menagerie of Miniatures by Fanni Sandor | Colossal
JULY 1, 2022. GRACE EBERT All images © Fanni Sandor, Hungary-based artist Fanni Sandor (previously) expands her already minuscule menagerie with even tinier creatures. Using polymer clay, feathers, fur, and other materials, Sandor sculpts biologically accurate miniatures at a 1:12 … Continue reading
Mesmerizing Human Faces Emerge From Carefully Sculpted Metal Wires | My Modern Met
By Margherita Cole on June 27, 2022 It’s hard to believe these sculptures of bearded men who look like mythical gods are made entirely of wires. Human faces come to life in the industrial sculptures of Darius Hulea. The Romania-based artist … Continue reading
Sculptures at Morton Arboretum Honor Humans & Nature Connection | My Modern Met
By Jessica Stewart on June 14, 2022 “Ginkgo” Daniel Popper is giving art and nature lovers three more reasons to visit The Morton Arboretum. South African artist Daniel Popper is expanding his collection of sculptures at The Morton Arboretum. His Human+Nature exhibition … Continue reading
Paper Show: A Group Exhibition Highlights 14 Artists Exploring the Vast Potential of Paper | Colossal
JUNE 22, 2022. GRACE EBERT Julia Ibbini. All images courtesy of Heron Arts One of the most reliable communication materials for centuries, paper historically has served as a vessel, a container for notes or the foundation of an artwork. An … Continue reading
