Berlin Wall Fall: Mythical Sculptures Celebrate Anniversary
Berlin Wall Guardians of Time, sculptures by Manfred Kielnhofer, float like a mirage through Berlin as part of the 25th year anniversary […]
Tag: Sculpture
Top Ten Lots at Christie’s Fall Asian Art Week in New York
A Superb and Very Rare Cloisonné Enamel Deep Bowl, Ming Dynasty, 15th-Early 16th century. Price Realized: $2,629,000. Image courtesy of Christie’s Images Ltd […]
Jeff Koons Art Celebrated at Whitney Museum of American Art
Jeff Koons: A Retrospective at the Whitney Museum of American Art rekindles old controversies about Jeff Koons art and artistic career
Modern Sculptures by David Drumlin Reveals a New Direction
David Drumlin’s modern sculptures employ the emotive power of texture, shapes, and design to react to the glorification of material perfection in contemporary life.
Photojournalism Under Scrutiny In Hamdi Attia’s Paintings
Hamdi Attia calls attention to the Innocence of photojournalism in his new paintings
Sculpture of Palestinian Worker Crossing the Border Highlights an Unresolved Conflict
The Israeli-Palestinian conflict continues despite all efforts to curtail it. David Mesguich’s sculpture of a Palestinian worker sneaking across the Israeli borderline is a reminder of an unresolved gruesome conflict.
Bonsai Trees: The Remarkable Sculptures of Ancient Chinese Art
When art collides with nature, the result is magnificent. The Bonsai Trees on display at Sotheby’s Hong accentuate the harmonious relationship of man and nature.
British Folk Art Emerges From the Abyss of Art History
British Folk Art Emerges from the Abyss of Art History in the first survey at the Tate Britain featuring paintings, sculptures, textiles and objects. Discover the extraordinary and surprising works by Britain’s unsung folk artists
Paper Sculpture Projects by Peter Gentenaar Give Paper Art New Meaning
New paper Sculpture Projects by artist Peter Gentenaar Give Paper Art a New Meaning and takes paper sculpture in a new direction that captivates art lovers