Bad sculptors make trash; good sculptors make beautiful works that pawns like to be around.
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Sculptors stop selling sculptures (or so I assume, as if I know anything about sculptors).
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"He explained that sculptors and painters draw differently; sculptors accent contours, and painters accent light and dark values," she said in an interview with the National Sculpture Society in 2002.
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What's next — a sculptors' retreat in a Chevron station?
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Which is lucky, because her sculptors did not flatter her.
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The serendipitous encounter led to Munson modeling for photographers and sculptors.
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The people who do the best drawings I think are sculptors.
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"ArtRemsenburg," weekend showcases of works by local artists, sculptors and students.
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But he always worked with the top sculptors and real jewelers.
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I come from a people of sculptors whose masterpiece was rubble.
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Sculptors, not financiers and regulators, are waging Wall Street's latest battle.
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Apply today and join a contemporary community of true painters and sculptors!
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The rest of the garage is shared with four other artist sculptors.
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REMSENBURG "ArtRemsenburg," weekend showcases of works by local artists, sculptors and students.
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Y'all are fairy godmothers, and magicians, and sculptors, sometimes even our therapists.
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The pumpkins in the exhibit are created by professional artists and sculptors.
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Great sculptors use the physical qualities of their media in unexpected ways.
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"I think that is true of painters, sculptors, poets, musicians," she added.
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Turning to five rising sculptors, we pondered their thoughts on trends and predictions.
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Y'all are fairy godmothers and magicians and sculptors and sometimes, even our therapists.
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The sculptors of the time felt she embodied the "classical ideal" of beauty.
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One of the sculptors whose work is included is the late Konstantinos Bogdanas.
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They were maverick sculptors who transformed geometry into a vehicle for their imagination.
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We pass by other artists in the residency: sculptors, painters, photographers, and dancers.
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REMSENBURG "ArtRemsenburg," summerlong weekend showcases of works by local artists, sculptors and students.
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As Mr. Hartman moved past sunbathers and sand sculptors, someone caught his eye.
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Here are eight hyperrealist sculptors who demonstrate the art form at its best.
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There was a time when biochemists had a lot in common with sculptors.
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The artwork is credited to Alyson Shotz, who is among America's greatest contemporary sculptors.
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REMSENBURG "ArtRemsenburg," summer-long weekend showcases of works by local artists, sculptors and students.
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After all that, I would never be able to watch the sculptors in action.
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Algardi was one of the foremost baroque sculptors working in early 17th-century Rome.
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They wear masks and gloves, and look more like sculptors or painters than fabricators.
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Kirili is nearly alone among contemporary sculptors in adopting the techniques of the blacksmith.
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Look at 4D, where I started thinking of my painters and sculptors right away.
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With the sculptors', photographers', and painters' permissio,n Daignault recreated their art as paintings.
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Sculptors Way, which leads to the roti shop, is also scattered with arresting artworks.
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A number of sculptors didn't follow the line of thinking supposedly integral to Minimalism.
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And the modern sculptors that came after him saw no reason to put it back.
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Sculptors Joseph-Marius Ramus, Paul Dubois, and Alfred Boucher all had connections with the town.
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Few British sculptors stood at a remove from art world trends as consistently as Frink.
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They blasted 450,000 tons of granite, so the sculptors could reveal the four presidents within.
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Few popular modern sculptors present so consistent a mind-eye contradiction as does Alexander Calder.
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For Christopher Wilmarth, one of the more gifted American sculptors, that meant both life and death.
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Today his humanity and pathos appeal to audiences in a way that more formal sculptors cannot.
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With help from a materials consultant, Bašić recruited sculptors specializing in anatomy to design the bodies.
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Thousands of gay artists, writers, sculptors, filmmakers, and songwriters will be brought together in one spot.
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In 1550 he published his magnum opus, "Lives of the Most Excellent Painters, Sculptors, and Architects".
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Sculptors had created a huge "Goddess of Democracy," a Chinese version of the Statue of Liberty.
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Foundries opened here in the late 19th century to complement the marble studios' services for sculptors.
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Yet no one seems to have recorded much about the sculptors' techniques or even their names.
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And he was familiar with Vasari's Lives of the Most Excellent Painters, Sculptors, and Architects (275008).
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Do sculptors do it simply for the money, or is there something else going on here?
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It is a complete loop, a data sandbox in which the users are not sculptors but sand.
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Sculptors and painters would use the Medusa head as an apotropaic symbol to ward off evil spirits.
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Sculptors like Mark di Suvero and Donald Judd were drawn to the expansiveness of the loft spaces.
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And he's enlisted quite a few musicians and ice sculptors to take part in his annual festival.
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Painters and sculptors have been doing it for centuries, but doing it with a camera was new.
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But the list of participating artists features a promising lineup of painters and sculptors — and David Wojnarowicz.
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The anatomy chamber had eight wax statues, muscles, and bones crafted by Lelli and two other sculptors.
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But few British sculptors stood at a remove from art world trends as consistently as did Frink.
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D'Alvia and Segre are sculptors and Saccoccio and DiBenedetto are painters, giving the show a nice symmetry.
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The statue was designed by Ram V. Sutar, 93, who is among history's most prolific monumental sculptors.
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Nurtured on an insatiable domestic appetite for gigantic bronzes, Mansudae's sculptors have created statues across Asia and Africa.
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I clarified: When would I be able to see the sculptors in the act of shaping the butter?
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Different as the two sculptors are, they share certain values, like the Modernist ethos of truth to materials.
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Many are hiring sand artists and sculptors to create original monuments in order to propose to their partners.
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Prince Albert is home to 214 painters, sculptors, designers and crafts makers, Mr. Steiner, Watershed's owner, informed us.
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Around noon, the sculptors break for a pranzo di lavoro (work lunch) of pasta, roasted vegetables and wine.
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Architects, painters and sculptors must once again come to know and comprehend the composite character of a building.
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Pliny's remarks on the divine viewing of sculpture in the round would inspire later sculptors such as Michelangelo.
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The request for qualifications is the first of a two-stage competitive process to select sculptors for each opportunity.
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Painters and sculptors in Manhattan have typically inhabited lofts, and when they move on, others take over the spaces.
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The Swiss-born Giacometti, who died in 1966, is one of the best-known sculptors of the 20th century.
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Is it too much of a stretch of the imagination to envision robot sculptors making their own electromechanical art?
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The soft clay soil, used by the city's sculptors to create figures of revered Hindu gods, could hold groundwater.
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Sculptors such as Daisy Youngblood, Elise Siegel, Judy Fox and Alice Mackler are doing fabulous work in the medium.
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Kubo took five years for the studio to perfect; animators and sculptors essentially handcrafted the film's universe from scratch.
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Some of the most prolific names include the sculptors Albert Paley and Max DeMoss, known for his bronze pieces.
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Baghdad Dispatch Painters, sculptors and musicians are rallying to Baghdad's protests, and the capital is overflowing with political art.
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Since the 16th century, the area has been for sculptors what Milan is for tailors, or Murano for glassblowers.
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Harriet Tubman and Other Truths continues at Grounds for Sculpture (80 Sculptors Way, Hamilton Township, NJ) through April 1.
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LoBot housed filmmakers, a private chef, leather workers, carpenters, printmakers, painters, installation artists, sculptors, musicians, poets and, electronic art makers.
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A Sotheby's sale featuring the personal collection of the sculptors François-Xavier Lalanne and Claude Lalanne rakes in $53 million.
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The festival would include an exhibition of work by major sculptors, among them Mr. Smith, Henry Moore and Alexander Calder.
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Visit new exhibitions from celebrated glass sculptors John Kiley and Dante Marioni or Indigenous artists Raven Skyriver and Preston Singletary.
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Instead, he says he's interested in fat the same way some sculptors are interested in clay — as a sculptural tool.
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Any Given Book will bring together painters, sculptors, photographers, street artists, and performers, all finding something unique in an object.
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I was a painter but I hung out with the sculptors, a lot of whom went into film and photography.
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Her pieces might be the children of those earlier sculptors, but they're sprinkled with a different kind of fairy dust.
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The Getty Villa recently mounted "Plato in L.A.: Contemporary Artists' Visions" to illustrate how modern-day sculptors engage with Plato.
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Like a lot of sculptors, Ms. Bhabha started as a painter, and she still works in a variety of media.
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Ann Messner: You can use the example of sculptors and painters who do their work, and then they also write.
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Dancers, poets, actors, architects, sculptors, photographers, writers and anyone with a creative inclination were recruited, mostly by word of mouth.
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The resting place for politicians and sculptors, Bogotá's Cementerio Central is a shabby, romantic and still-majestic place to visit.
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If the Arte Povera sculptors had made paintings, maybe (I once joked) they would have done art somewhat like his.
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Del Toro collaborated with sculptors for three years to perfect his amphibian, from the creature's Renaissance nose to his statuesque derriere.
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Beloved by sculptors for their translucent quality, rhino horns litter recorded history, carved as hairpins and paperweights, dagger handles and cups.
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At the same time, his connection to figurative sculptors, such as Mary Frank or Stephen de Staebler, is tenuous at best.
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These ancient coins, often designed by artists and sculptors, act as small pieces of art carrying messages of the ancient world.
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Welcome to the wonderful world of mutil-hyphenism, where actors can be actor-director-poet-sculptors or actor-dancer-cellist-politicians.
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Dr. Martens has issued boots in his name, sculptors have cast him in alloy, and lyricists have memorialized him in song.
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The shockingly intricate sandcastle took a team of 12 sculptors and eight technicians from Russia, Poland, Hungary, Germany, Holland, and Latvia.
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It's a surprise to people who think she has a special studio for her art, such as regular painters or sculptors.
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Trilobites Medieval and Renaissance sculptors carved gorgeous statues and religious icons from alabaster, a soft, creamy white stone similar to marble.
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Best known for Primary Structures: Young British and American Sculptors (1966), Information (1970), and The Museum as Muse: Artists Reflect (1999).
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Interference Fringe | TALLUR L.N. Now on view at Grounds For Sculpture (80 Sculptors Way, Hamilton, NJ 08619) through January 5, 2020.
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When Edgar Degas, Claude Monet, Paul Cézanne, and Camille Pissarro — aka the impressionists — founded the Anonymous Society of Painters, Sculptors, Printmakers, etc.
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Eric Ogbemudia, 62, who is the latest in a long line of sculptors in his family, said the bronzes should be returned.
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"The artists we use every year are professional educated sculptors that work with almost all materials worth carving in," he tells Creators.
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A group of snow sculptors were reportedly denied entry into a national competition this week because of their anti-Trump design proposals.
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It's not hard to imagine environmental sculptors like Andy Goldsworthy, Patrick Dougherty or David Nash having a field (and stream) day here.
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That requirement dates to the early 1970s, when many painters and sculptors began relocating to commercial structures in the then-shabby neighborhood.
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But the artists at the center of these exhibitions aren't painters or sculptors — they are the writers T.S. Eliot and Virginia Woolf.
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There are graphic designers, sculptors, a yoga studio, a new age church, and a refrigeration repair school — all hidden behind closed doors.
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I mean sculptors who epitomize their epochs in three dimensions that acquire the fourth, of time, in the course of our fascination.
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"This exhibition is special because it allows touching the originals of sculptors' pieces which is unusual in galleries," curator Jana Klimova said.
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Along with eight other sculptors, she recombined pieces cast from the original sculptures with her own accumulations of plaster and oil clay.
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For a time the influence of Caro can be seen in a number of American sculptors, like Willard Boepple or James Wolfe.
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Their sculptors seem to have been grossed out by the messy realities of the human body: Its fat, hair, blood, sweat, tears, etc.
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Would-be celebrity sculptors could perhaps borrow some words of caution from Underwood's own repertoire: Maybe next time they'll think before they cheese.
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Grosvenor shares almost nothing with other sculptors working today: He has not branded his work, nor has he made variations on a theme.
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The sculptors create these molds at a three-to-one scale, and the final design is shrunk down to the proper Lego size.
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It's not surprising she counts sculptors Jeff Koons, the Haas Brothers, and Niki de Saint Phalle among her influences, along with Nicki Minaj.
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Her own duties over the years have required crawling around stone pedestals looking for sculptors' signatures and saving documents from a damp basement.
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Curro shows mostly conceptual artists and sculptors — many of them architects-turned-artists — whose work often interacts with the space in unexpected ways.
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Keith Sonnier was associated with a group of sculptors gathered loosely in the late 223s under the headings of Postminimalism and anti-form.
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The history of art is littered with significant painters and sculptors who never reached the same level of renown as some their peers.
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The wax museum said a team of sculptors and artists spent more than two hours to capture Wozniak's likeness, taking some 250 measurements.
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In the late '90s, the small factories and shikumen homes along Lane 210 on Taikang Road were occupied by painters, sculptors and ceramists.
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The dry wall, rubble, wood, and plastics found at RAIR have not only been used by sculptors but also filmmakers, photographers, and printmakers.
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Working with a team of digital sculptors, Matsumoto first prepped and molded the figures in silicone, for the purpose of casting multiple pieces.
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Conscious of his public image (he is a gift to future sculptors), Mr Navalny barred Rastorguev from filming behind the scenes for "Electing Russia".
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The work took eight years and involved more than 6,000 engineers, artists, designers, sculptors and soldiers as well as a large number of volunteers.
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Sorry, Val Kilmer ... this town ain't big enough for 2 tumbleweed sculptors ... according to the artist who's suing the actor for copycatting his artwork.
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Perhaps the context was all wrong; after all, as the new museum attests, her proper place was among the leading sculptors of her time.
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With these sculptures Kirili does, in his distinctive way, what sculptors have done for millennia: he confronts us with presences analogous to our own.
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Sculptors from Zimbabwe's Shona ethnic group use basic tools to carve deeply expressive art into heavy blocks of stone, that often weigh several tonnes.
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The third floor is the artist studios where they are mostly painters, but there are a few sculptors, a printmaker, and a fiber artist.
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His magnum opus, "The Lives of the Most Excellent Painters, Sculptors and Architects," was published in 1550, when Vasari was in his late 30s.
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In 1964, Pepper was among the first sculptors to use the industrial alloy, which oxidizes and stabilizes without the use of paint or sealant.
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But in 2011, the city brought in Team Sandtastic, a group of sand sculptors from the Sarasota area, to create various sculptures throughout downtown.
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The positions taken by these two well-known sculptors have as much to do with aesthetics as they have to do with talking back.
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Painters and sculptors from all over the Western world, for centuries, revered these shapes so much that they were moved to capture and immortalize them.
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Killer Acid: Painters paint, sculptors sculpt, illustrators illustrate, and brain wave artists manipulate data generated by brain wave scanners to create new kinds of experiences.
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Fleshy, primal, timeless, and odd, these fabric constructions present a head-on collision with the era's Minimalist sculptors, such as Donald Judd and Tony Smith.
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Both stars worked closely with Madame Tussauds, giving sittings to sculptors to ensure the creation of an accurate likeness, right down to Delevingne's iconic tattoos.
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In fact, he shares almost nothing with other sculptors working today: He has not branded his work, nor has he made variations on a theme.
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Related: The Biggest Art Trends of 2016 6 Priceless Pieces of Art Accidentally Destroyed in 2016 5 Rising Sculptors Talk About What's Next in 2016
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Last year she recruited Luis Valera-Rico and Dana Albany, two metal sculptors and veteran Burning Man attendees, to weld together the 16-foot sculpture.
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They range from muralists to photographers to sculptors, and they're using their art to treat trauma, offer reprieve to others, and hold powerful entities accountable.
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He never completed a degree, but while traveling in France, he met and had influential experiences with sculptors, which sharpened his focus on sculpture art.
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"It's going to be a lot of 14-hour days," said Robert Chislett, founder of Chisel-it, who has around 15 ice sculptors currently employed.
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LONDON — Perceptions of the art market can often be shaped by the huge prices paid for work by the West's most famous painters and sculptors.
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Luminaries of the Iraqi arts — actors and actresses, as well as musicians, painters and sculptors — came together to record a tribute to the fallen protesters.
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He collaborated with sculptors, dance troupes, and performance artists, and co-wrote, with Bruce Sterling, "The Difference Engine," a novel that popularized the "steampunk" aesthetic.
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And then there are Dansko clogs, beloved by chefs, sculptors, gardeners, masseuses, surgeons — and also by every soft-skilled woman in New York I know.
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Instead of painting a view of nature, sculptors created their own massive works outdoors on mesas, moraines and even the floor of the Mojave Desert.
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Her photos show the neighborhoods and their diverse residents, which include many painters, photographers, musicians, and sculptors, as she found them during her stay there.
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Phidias has for millennia been considered the greatest of classical sculptors, but no one even knows when one of his original sculptures was last seen.
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This year's roster includes well-known painters like Mark Ryden and Devan Shimoyama, photographers like David Bowie's friend Mick Rock, and sculptors like Annie Montgomerie.
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Sculpting Brie-Oncé was just practice for Bradley as he prepares to go head-to-head with two other cheese sculptors during the Cheese Carving Championship.
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"Each in their own way felt a need to help build and strengthen an outsiders' community of painters, sculptors, poets, composers, and oddball geniuses," wrote Hess.
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Once upon a time there were the unnamed sculptors who carved the "Colossi of Memnon", proclaiming the pomp of the pharaoh in statues 18 metres high.
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I referred to myself as an emerging artist, I made crumbling assemblages out of found objects, and innovative performance artists and sculptors and writers surrounded me.
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In the building on the far side of the courtyard, the exhibition progresses in rough chronological fashion, featuring work by the next generation of female sculptors.
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Benhura learnt the art from other sculptors, including his cousin, after moving to the capital Harare in 1979, the year before Zimbabwe won independence from Britain.
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You can also engage them as artists, asking if they have a direct hand in the experience, and find that they are composers, painters, and sculptors.
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The three represent the visual arts in this year's class of fellows, adding to the already very long roster of painters, sculptors, photographers, and other creatives.
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As she went through treatment, including chemotherapy and reconstructive surgery, she thought of her doctors as the sculptors and herself as the material they were fashioning.
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Around 50 people are involved with the hotel's construction; 18 of them are sculptors and artists that take care of the décor and more intricate designs.
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It exercises contemporary sculptors as different as Richard Serra, Rachel Harrison, Nairy Baghramian and Andra Ursuta, who all presented major new shows recently in New York.
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Curated by Courtney Puckett, Drawing for Sculpture will feature drawings by 210 sculptors, from heavy hitters like Louise Bourgeois to up-and-comers like Rachel Beach.
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Rivers don't make decisions, but they carve the earth like thoughtful sculptors; they allow themselves to be carried forward inside the great mystery of time and space.
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Sacred Bones is sending three norm-defying groups to the festival in the form of Norway's Jenny Hval, brooding producer Blanck Mass and noise-sculptors The Men.
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According to NBC Washington, lifeguards said the sculptors are only known as Larry and Tom, and it took them about four hours to complete their satirical work.
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Standing in St. Peter's Square, where two fountains by 17th-century sculptors Carlo Maderno and Gian Lorenzo Bernini stood dry, Burke said the Vatican wanted to help.
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So, next year for the Indiana State Fair we're going to work with a local high school or college and get some sculptors to come and learn.
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"Our talented team of sculptors take every effort to ensure we accurately colour match all of our wax figures to the celebrity being depicted...," the statement read.
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On a cold Sunday night in 1409, the great and the good of Renaissance Florence—men of the governing classes, painters, goldsmiths, sculptors—had gathered for dinner.
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But if painters and sculptors worked together as partners, with an understanding of how tactically applied color could enhance a work's luminosity, polychromy makes more aesthetic sense.
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Among the first black sculptors known to achieve widespread international fame, Lewis was raised Catholic, educated at Oberlin College in Ohio and mentored by abolitionists in Boston.
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And in the Watts section of Los Angeles, a cluster of extraordinary assemblage sculptors — Betye Saar, John Outterbridge, Noah Purifoy — were piecing together references to the Rev.
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Why not include some of the early 20th-century carved and painted wood figures of the German Expressionist sculptors Otto Müller, Ernst Ludwig Kirchner and Hermann Scherer?
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Fine Arts & Exhibits MIAMI — For the contemporary sculptors, Jennifer Allora and Guillermo Calzadilla, the persistent economic troubles in Puerto Rico were personal, something they had to address.
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And on a dresser in the bedroom, another Picasso plate offsets a quirky, multicolored polymorphous work in fiberglass by the French contemporary sculptors known as Les Simonnet.
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Twelve sculptors and eight technicians worked eight hours a day for 3.5 weeks to build the sandcastle using 11,000 tons of sand, according to Guinness World Records.
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The Busan sculpture is just one of dozens of copies of an artwork titled "Statue of Peace," created by husband-and-wife sculptors Unseong Kim and Seogyeong Kim.
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The annual event, which began in 1997 and is free to the public, received close to 500 submissions this year from sculptors in 27 countries around the world.
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It's a massive show comprising 163 works by 30 painters, sculptors, and photographers, and will likely go down in history as the largest loan exhibition of its kind.
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Writers, philosophers, activists, illustrators, painters, sculptors, poets, filmmakers, performers, drag queens — everyone, all creative people are important beacons of hope and resilience in a time of political uncertainty.
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Visitors will have the opportunity to engage directly with artists in their own spaces, including painters, sculptors, video and installation artists, photographers, printmakers, ceramicists, designers, architects and more.
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They include authors (Virginia Woolf and Ernest Hemingway), scholars (Aristotle and Isaac Newton), classical composers (Beethoven, Schumann, and Tchaikovsky), painters (Van Gogh), sculptors (Michelangelo) and contemporary musical geniuses.
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British artists, including high profile painters and sculptors such as Frank Auerbach and Henry Moore, make up the heart of the collection, representing over 200 pieces in total.
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Fortunately for some of them, a few culturally inclined developers are discovering clever ways to make space for these painters, sculptors and others working in the visual arts.
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Wikipedia's long list of "notable individuals" who have endorsed Clinton for president this year includes a whole section devoted to painters, sculptors, graphic designers, photographers, and performance artists.
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It's no secret that painters, sculptors, and especially fashion designers keep the best sketchbooks; and there's a something particularly charming about croquis and other artistic drawings for garments.
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In 1980, Alanna Heiss invited me to do a large installation at PS1, in a show of eight sculptors including Richard Nonas, Mark di Suvero, and Louise Bourgeois.
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And it provides the unexpected link between two extraordinary sculptors, working five centuries apart, who each updated the classical sculpture tradition for new audiences looking with new eyes.
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In the early nineteen-hundreds, Munson posed for so many sculptors, painters, and photographers in the city that she was called Miss Manhattan and Venus of Washington Square.
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Two Soviet sculptors, Lev Kerbel and Vladimir Zigal, created a bronze statue of a Red Army soldier, gazing mournfully toward his homeland, said the monument's director, Kerstin Niebsch.
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Several Atis Rezistans sculptors participated in the Haitian Pavilion of the 54th Venice Biennale in 2011, the first year the country was included in the prestigious global exhibition.
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Related: 5 Rising Sculptors Talk About What's Next in 2016 Meet Daniel Arsham, an Archaeologist from the Future Here's a '90s Chicago Bulls Jacket Made of Pulverized Quartz
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With this haunting construction, Mr. Gordon joins a select group of canny sculptors (among them Mike Nelson, Gregor Schneider and Fischli/Weiss) who replicate ordinary but psychologically evocative environments.
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There's a gallery scene with painters, sculptors and cartoonists whose works have made contemporary art from Indonesia the sensation of events like the last Art Basel in Hong Kong.
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Engaging with a long line of sculptors who eschew ordinary mediums, Unarrom first started working in 2003, winning gold prize for a piece in a competition at Bangkok's Silpakorn.
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Kelly and Daizy, both RISD-educated sculptors, are not creating work based on their thorough education, but, in order to make a living, adapting their skills to market demands.
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But instead of tuning their instruments and rehearsing in a warm, dry environment, they watched as sculptors shaped their instruments using chain saws and pickaxes in freezing cold weather.
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Using mostly clay, resin and silicone, hyperrealist sculptors make 3-dimensional models and paint every feature, from the sags and curves of the skin to each dandruff-laden follicle.
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The artwork - "Statue of a Girl of Peace," by South Korean sculptors Kim Seo-kyung and Kim Eun-sung - attracted a flood of complaints within days of the Aug.
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By the 17th century, terracotta had long been an interim medium for sculptors — something used to work out a rough plan or idea, but not for a final piece.
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Mr. Couillard has also devised video games in the past, and many artists using virtual reality seem closer to game designers or cinematic animators than to painters or sculptors.
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Until then, depictions of life had been created only by painters, sculptors, and illustrators, but now they could be captured through this new technology with striking realism and authenticity.
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They are not just sculptors of walls; they are choreographers, forcing athletes into a vertical ballet in which they have to think on their fingertips and on their tippytoes.
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As Picasso worked in Vallauris, France, an emerging band of California sculptors (Viola Frey, Peter Voulkos, John Mason) made strides in establishing clay as a primary fine art medium.
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This is the same year that Bourdelle founded a free sculpture school in Montparnasse with the sculptors Jules Desbois and Auguste Rodin (in whose studio Bourdelle had previously worked).
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Unlike most stereoviews, these images married sculpture and photography: sculptors (unidentified on the images) would craft small dioramas from clay that would then be photographed and printed on albumen paper.
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But others, say, sculptors in the late Hellenistic Period, had their own goddesses to sculpt, including this highly recognisable armless statue thought to represent Aphrodite, the Greek goddess of love.
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The central Philippines island's informal workers - masseuses, tattoo artists, sand sculptors and boat rental owners - said they will lose their primary source of living and sought support from the government.
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The two sculptors, who had a ten-year-long affair, immortalized one another in art, Auguste brooding in his bearded terracotta portrait, and Camille plaintively tilting her white plaster head.
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The hotel took only one month to build with professional ice sculptors from Russia, Ukraine, Poland and Latvia designing the Game of Thrones-themed suites, according to Condé Nast Traveler.
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Radically different in scale, execution, and subject matter, these two bodies of work establish Peters, born in 1973, as one of the most ambitious and interesting sculptors of her generation.
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Patterson and others recalled the joy of discovering sculptors, stonemasons, stained-glass specialists and others around the world who can rival the artisans of earlier centuries in their decorative work.
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Caspicara — Quechua for "wooden face" — was one of two master sculptors active in Ecuador in the 18th century, according to Codding, the other being the mestizo artist Bernardo de Legarda.
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The title referred to the five Black American artists in the show: the sculptors Mel Edwards and Dan Johnson and the painters Al Loving, Jack Whitten, and William T. Williams.
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The married sculptors Claude and François-Xavier Lalanne, who referred to themselves as Les Lalannes but often worked separately, both had a knack for making objects with a Surreal bent.
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Ms. Zabriskie paid attention to 21927th-century American artists from earlier generations, including the painters George Ault, Arnold Friedman and Abraham Walkowitz and the sculptors Gaston Lachaise and William Zorach.
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The first was "Primary Structures: Younger American and British Sculptors," a show of new abstract sculpture at the Jewish Museum in Manhattan in 1966, during a hiatus from the Modern.
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"He is absolutely one of the most important European sculptors working today," said Nicholas Serota, chairman of Arts Council England and a former director of the Tate galleries in London.
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Rough guidelines are given to sets of artists and sculptors, some of whom are staff at the mint and others who are part of a pool, as Mr. Kunz was.
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They asked if the team could create a sand-sculpted, 35-foot-tall "fir tree" – like the real one they had on display – and the sculptors fully embraced the challenge.
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Expert sculptors of smoothed-out digital soul, as heard on their 2016 album "Juicy Fruit," the three Dutch producers who make up Kraak & Smaak are also skilled club D.J.'s.
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Into the Renaissance and the early modern period, painters and sculptors used the fasces when depicting allegorical ideals such as Iustitia (Justice) and when depicting re-popularized myths from antiquity.
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The New York Times reported that in government records an artist called "Le beau" is credited for designing the tableau, although the sculptor (or sculptors) who executed it remain unknown.
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He will first reach out to artists that he loves to see if they'd like to go, but it'll be open to painters, sculptors, film directors, architects, fashion designers, and others.
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As an ode to an aesthetic, however, it is marvelous, rife with stags carrying lit candles on their antlers, fallen cherry blossoms and story-sculptors who put their chronicles in clouds.
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Emerging, in full "Tom and Jerry" style, from the floorboards, "Saw" is a clever, screwball nod to postminimal sculptors of the 1960s and 1970s monomaniacally intent on the circumscription of space.
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CNET noted that the sculpture took a team of five sculptors some 500 hours to make, 400 of which took place in a cooler set to 46 degrees Fahrenheit (7 Celsius).
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DUISBURG, Germany (Reuters) - Using almost 4,000 metric tonnes of sand, 19 sculptors have built a 55ft tower featuring a number of famous landmarks to claim the world record for tallest sandcastle.
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The majority of participating artists are based in Philadelphia, and feature a range of media and approach, from video artist Marisa Williamson to the sculptors of RAIR (Recycled Artist in Residence).
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In addition to the damaged pieces, the exhibition includes artwork from well-known artists including the photographers Elliott Erwitt and Eadweard Muybridge and from the sculptors Deborah Butterfield and Frederic Remington.
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For artists, the facility, the fine-grained sand and the opportunity to collaborate with top international sand sculptors make Tottori one of the most coveted spots on the sand-sculpting circuit.
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In the 1960s, of course, sculptors began to avail themselves of a wide range of techniques and materials, from those used in heavy industry and construction to the natural and ephemeral.
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The principal hall on the institution's ground floor features towering assemblages by the sculptors of the Grand Rue, the main avenue that bisects downtown Port-au-Prince into north and south.
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During the Roman empire, sculptors in Rome combined a variety of colored marbles together with clothing and gestures in order to emphasize the foreignness of the conquered barbarian and other non-Romans.
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Lady Gaga's illustrious career and knack for unconventional style has inspired wax sculptors around the world to spend countless hours carving and shaping lifelike (and highly flammable) replicas of her greatest looks.
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The exhibition by London auction house Christie's brought together some of the finest sculptors from Egypt and Iran, the greatest painters from Turkey and Syria as well as from Morocco and Iraq.
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Many of these artworks were exhibited again at the end of that year, then once more at the Painters and Sculptors Gallery in New York, where some works on paper did sell.
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HREBIENOK, Slovakia (Reuters) - Fifteen sculptors worked three weeks to shape 90 tonnes of ice into a gothic-style dome that opened to visitors last week in the High Tatra mountains of Slovakia.
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In the Soviet Union of the 1950s and 1960s it was all much harder, with his studio squeezed into the back of a shop and bronze unavailable to headstrong sculptors like himself.
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More than 500 statues, on which sculptors have been working daily for almost a year, have been created for ceremonies around the country; some of these statues will adorn the intricate tower.
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The upcoming collection, which includes semi-sheer layering tanks, a thin day robe, and dancewear in "conifer" and chartreuse, drew on the work of the minimalist sculptors Dan Flavin and James Turrell.
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The intergenerational lineup of 20123 sculptors at Hauser Wirth & Schimmel includes younger artists like Kaari Upson and Shinique Smith alongside modernist forerunners like Louise Bourgeois, Claire Falkenstein, Eva Hesse and Lynda Benglis.
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No wonder Frink's early work was associated with the cohort of sculptors dubbed "The Geometry of Fear" after their exhibition, New Aspects of British Sculpture, galvanized visitors at the 1952 Venice Biennale.
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"He was one of the best animal sculptors in the country," Gwen Pier, executive director of the National Sculpture Society, which promotes sculpture in the United States, said in a telephone interview.
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Applicants need not be trained ceramists or metal sculptors; the only requirement is a demonstrated interest in the materials and how an industrial environment and manufacturing processes can influence their creative practice.
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One way it did was by emphasizing and valorizing the intimate, hands-on, nature of the work of many women sculptors, (as opposed to venerating the fabrication of work outside the studio).
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But after receiving a recent $500,000 challenge grant from New York Life, they are moving toward an April release of a request for proposals for sculptors interested in entering the statue design competition.
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Although sculptors applied variously colored hues, attached metal accents in bronze, and added bone or glass inlay to marble, all providing colorful notes, the marble itself could be a pivotal source of polychromy.
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This small statuette is one of many in which Roman sculptors not only carved non-Roman clothing but selected colored polychrome marbles in order to accentuate the difference between Romans and non-Romans.
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The team of international sculptors failed with a world record attempt last year and decided to use a different sand, mainly very fine quartz which is less than one millimeter in grain size.
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I believe that Grosvenor is one of the most significant sculptors to emerge in the last 50 years, and that the art world has yet to deal with this and what it means.
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Yet Common Ground will open the eyes of visitors, African American and otherwise, who might not realize how deep the roots of art by black painters and sculptors in this country actually run.
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The exhibition includes the European-born sculptors Gaston Lachaise and Elie Nadelman, the painter-designers Pavel Tchelitchew and Eugene Berman, and the choreographer George Balanchine, all of whom worked in the United States.
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In addition to Rauschenberg and Morris, visual artists best known as painters and sculptors such as Alex Hay, Carolee Schneemann, Red Grooms and Andy Warhol were all part of the greater Judson scene.
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Some consider her the first supermodel, famous at the turn of the century as a figure for sculptors and early fashion photographers — and infamous for an affair with the renowned architect Stanford White.
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LIKE THE CLASSICAL sculptors whose work he grew up sketching incessantly as the artistic son of an army officer, De Cotiis believes that new, minimal objects must rise from the dust of antiquity.
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That development would be decisive for Jean Tinguely, Mark di Suvero and other postwar sculptors, though while later kinetic art could espouse a machine-age bluntness, Calder's were always lighter and more biological.
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Ms. Fang was working in a space managed by the Pottery Workshop, an education center opened in 21958 by the sculptors Caroline Cheng and Takeshi Yasuda that has become a magnet for jingpiao.
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No need for the ice sculptors to worry about their artwork melting as they carved a glistening eight-foot statue of Alice in Wonderland: temperatures on Saturday afternoon will be in the low teens.
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Taken together, the clothes, gestures, and color of a sculpture–whether painted or effected by naturally colored marble–were important ways in which difference was depicted by artisans and sculptors across the ancient Mediterranean.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads NOGENT-SUR-SEINE, France — After a losing battle with both mental illness and institutionalized sexism, one of the greatest French sculptors of the 21898th century died in obscurity.
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A total of 150 pieces by the three men are on display, along with a small introductory selection of jewels and miniatures by Mr. Marini, one of Italy's great sculptors of the 20th century.
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Collaborating with Diana Blair of the Harvard Medical Unit and fellow sculptors Jane Poupelet, Louise Brent, and Robert Vlerick, the Parisian studio worked to make facsimiles of faces as they looked before their ruin.
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It's also opening weekend for the LA County Fair, which runs through September 23, and San Diego will host the world's top sand sculptors for the US Sand Sculpting Challenge and Dimensional Art Exposition.
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" Crump says he first came to New York because of the energy of the city back then, when "musicians, painters, actors, sculptors, illustrators and fashion people all smashed together and collaborated in Lower Manhattan.
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"I see architects, dancers, painters, musicians, sculptors, photographers, video artists, fashion designers, digital and code artists, curators, writers, chefs, performers—all working between and among each other in the most exciting ways," she says.
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Check out the clip -- Luke says it's past time that O'Neal gain entrance into club statue ... but as far as his pose Robitaille says sculptors are following the golden rule ... AVOID THE FREE THROW LINE.
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FRIEZE LONDON Leading up to, and overlapping with, this elegant, overwhelming and essential fair this year is the second iteration of Frieze Sculpture, an installation of pieces by 18 international sculptors in Regent's Park. Oct.
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So I spent a few days talking to local business owners, financial managers, real estate agents, housing activists, tech workers, ice sculptors and bike shops about what they're expecting from the I.P.O.-palooza this year.
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A wall of downloaded images provides a condensed history of scaffolding: Ancient Egyptian sculptors carve tomb statuary from raised platforms, while a print by Hokusai features builders near Mount Fuji, scaling a scaffold of bamboo.
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The "happenings" movement in the nineteen-sixties—young painters and sculptors doing nonverbal theatre—was explained as a response to Pollock, de Kooning, and other gestural Abstract Expressionists: it was the gesture without the painting.
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The show is not unlike watching what would happen if The Hulk made jewelry, and is an intriguing glimpse at a lesser-known side of one of the great American sculptors of the last century.
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In 2083, he began teaching at Bennington College, where he was on the faculty until 1991, overlapping with better known painters and sculptors: Pat Adams, Anthony Caro, Paul Feeley, Vincent Longo, Jules Olitski, and Tony Smith.
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At this time, Maezawa has not decided which artists he would like to invite but plans on reaching out to various artists in different fields including painters, sculptors, photographers, musicians, film directors, fashion designers and architects.
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Created by the husband-and-wife sculptors Unseong Kim and Seogyeong Kim, it features a young woman sitting in a chair with a small bird on her left shoulder and an empty seat to her right.
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Cézanne famously rendered his sitters, most notably his wife, Marie-Hortense Fiquet, with the same dispassion he would apply to a bowl of fruit, setting off generations of painters and sculptors in search of pure form.
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On large projection screens suspended at different heights (with sound coming through hanging headphones), the show features clips of painters, sculptors, performance artists and conceptualists making music on instruments, as singers, producers or in artist bands.
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He is known internationally, too, having won the 2003 Pangolin Prize of the Royal British Society of Sculptors, sculpted a bust of Queen Beatrix of the Netherlands and presented a sculpture to the International Olympic Committee.
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Several works feature a fluorescent green, the same color used on film sets to make digital composites — a further suggestion that this sparkiest of sculptors sees her art as links in an infinite chain of creation.
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Two sculptors, the Austrian native Day Schnabel and Russian-born, French-educated Marguerite Guitou Knoop, bring classical and Cubist elements to bear on American audacity, producing sculptures that look primordial yet modern, accessible while also gnomic.
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"I consider him to be one of the most important American sculptors today, alongside David Hammons, and yet because he moved to Europe, he's not really put into that category," said Anne Ellegood, the show's curator.
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Originally curated by Elisabeth Cunnick, Artist / Designer (A/D) invited some of the best painters and sculptors of the 70s, 80s, and 90s to confront the distinctions between fine art and function by designing utilitarian objects.
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" The brief invoked a provocative comparison: "African-American sculptors who have designed Latin-cross-shaped sculptures for Lutheran churches would know that those same items express different messages if created for an Aryan Nations Church event.
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" The brief invokes a provocative comparison: "African-American sculptors who have designed Latin-cross-shaped sculptures for Lutheran churches would know that those same items express different messages if created for an Aryan Nations Church event.
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Segre's lo-fi DIY aesthetic is at odds with sculptors whose studio assistants fabricate their artworks for them and seldom get their hands dirty, but that seems to be only a small part of her intention.
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As a small statue on display at the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston reminds us, naturally occurring multicolored marbles from all over the Mediterranean were often used by Roman sculptors to give statues patterns and color.
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The sharpness and astuteness of his photography is often absent from three-dimensional objects, particularly the large-scale works that mimic sculptors like Claes Oldenburg and Coosje van Bruggen, who created outdoor installations based on everyday objects.
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Inside a cavernous warehouse in an office park in Hebron, a few miles from the museum, about 50 artists, designers, carpenters, sculptors and volunteers have been working six-day weeks to prepare the exhibits for the ark.
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For Ms. Josenhans, who is accustomed to today's sculptors farming out much of their time-intensive labor to fabricators, à la Jeff Koons, it was a pleasant surprise to discover that Mr. Hafez was a solo act.
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" That interdisciplinary spirit had painters making music, musicians making sculptures, sculptors acting in plays, and actors tossing their scripts in favor of improvised performances, or as Keith Haring called the evenings he organized, "Acts of Live Art.
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The bas reliefs on the western facade were done by local sculptors, descendants of the artisans responsible for the carving at Mitla, and in one chapel is the statue of a saint dressed in an indigenous costume.
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The two-story Suburban Renewal (1 Main Street) neatly displays antique jewelry, vintage dishware and martini shakers, while Upstream Gallery (8 Main Street), a contemporary cooperative of painters, sculptors, collagists and photographers, changes its exhibits every month.
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This should be no surprise: While Belgium turns out plenty of painters, sculptors, fashion designers, and architects, the country (particularly the Flemish side) is known at least as well for choreographers as it is for chocolate and beer.
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LONDON — One of the problems for a billionaire wanting to put together a trophy collection of old master art is that the supply of documented works by the most illustrious sculptors and painters has all but dried up.
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The revelations of the Zimmerli exhibition suggest that there were three wonderful sculptors of Japanese descent in the US during the 1950s and '60s, who were exploring forms that were independent of Minimalism and other sanctioned stylistic movements.
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For Vice, he worked with a team of sculptors, makeup artists, and hair and wig stylists to transform Christian Bale and Amy Adams, who plays Lynne Cheney, and then age them from their 1013s up to their 70s.
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Where other painters and sculptors have depicted this mythological trope as a cross-species assignation, or even an avian rape, here Boucher pictures Leda alongside an equally beautiful friend, who gazes with polite curiosity at the visiting swan.
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The current exhibition, "Czech Routes"—the fourth in a series, following shows of émigré artists from Germany, Poland, and Austria—contains works by twenty-one painters, printmakers, and sculptors who left Czechoslovakia at different times in the past century.
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Composed of cotton rag paper, specially ordered chipboard, grease and charcoal, it was one of many large-scale works executed at a time when painters and sculptors made art with no regard for whether their pieces could be sold.
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He was among a group of sculptors — his friend Mark di Suvero is another — who expanded the view of sculpture from something that sits on a pedestal to something that inhabits and interacts with space on a grand scale.
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He belongs to a generation of sculptors working in ceramics that includes Peter Voulkos, James Melchert, Robert Arneson, and Betty Woodman (all born between 1924 and '30), and is the least known of this group, which is largely his own doing.
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The French sculptors known collectively as "Les Lalanne" — the husband-and-wife team of François-Xavier Lalanne, who died in 22013, and Claude Lalanne — are among the few names capable of creating serious excitement in the niche world of design auctions.
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Not content to merely pay astronomical prices for artworks, Maezawa now intends to make astronauts of artists, as he announced his intention to diversify his space-entourage with an international group of six to eight sculptors, painters, architects and filmmakers.
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As sculptors have been for ages, Guillot is attentive to the relationship between the art object and the base (or other means of support); in this show, he tries just about all the options: floor, pedestal, table, shelf, suspension in space.
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More palpably than any other kind of monument, they connect visitors with another world: one in which the finest composers, singers, sculptors, glass-makers, embroiderers and craft-workers of a given era joyfully mixed their energies in a vast, disinterested enterprise.
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Under the eye of a committee that included Augustus Saint-Gaudens, Louis Comfort Tiffany and Stanford White, the Met obtained permission from museums in Europe to take the first-ever castings of figural works by Donatello and other Renaissance sculptors.
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The book was a petit four to women Beaton deemed up to the mark, including Anita Loos ("sufficiently barbaric to be food for all sculptors") and Tallulah Bankhead ("her eyelashes … built out with hot liquid paint to look like burnt matches").
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Together with other artists, architects, and sculptors in the competition — which included Turner Prize winner Jeremy Deller and Norwegian architects Snøhetta, who designed the National September 11 Memorial Museum Pavilion at Ground Zero — Dahlberg visited the sites in late 2013.
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The legacy of Minimalism has often hinged upon the limitations of its accepted denotation, and framing Escape Attempts as a counter to the body of work by postwar sculptors who have been recognized time and again does not complicate its legacy.
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Within the three-story brick building, he has carved out 103 workshops and communal spaces — a shared kitchen, a plant-filled lounge — for the 210 distinguished local makers (sculptors, leather weavers and woodworkers among them) to share ideas and materials.
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Regardless of what you think of her dolls, aspects of Charles's creative process might seem familiar to any artist — to say nothing of the formal resonances between her work and that of hyperrealist sculptors like Ron Mueck and Duane Hanson.
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But the company wanted to save one element: the three statues over the entrance known as the "Three Races of Man" ("Negroid", "Caucasian", and "Mongoloid") by Karl Bitter, one of the most prominent American sculptors at the turn of the 218th century.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Recently, in two shows, on two continents, spotlighting two of history's greatest painters, sculptors, and draftsmen, I saw the biggest public display of drawings ever assembled by one, and the biggest painting ever created by the other.
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Hicks is sometimes linked with other '403s and '70s post-Minimalist sculptors, including Françoise Grossen and Jackie Winsor, female artists who turned to fiber (often rope) both for its formal properties and its associations beyond the art world, its household and industrial applications.
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The museum's permanent collection includes works by a broad range of contemporary artists, including the Miami-based sculptors Teresita Fernández and Pablo Cano, and year-round, the popular "Jazz at MOCA" outdoor concert series takes place on the last Friday of every month.
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A single table at the Five Spot jazz club, as captured in a well-known shot by Glinn, might seat the painters Helen Frankenthaler and Larry Rivers, the sculptors David Smith and Anita Huffington and the poets Kenneth Koch and Frank O'Hara.
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In 1969, with Post-Minimalism at its height, Mr. Puryear pursued his M.F.A. at Yale, where he was influenced by two prominent visiting instructors: Robert Morris and Richard Serra, Minimalist sculptors who wanted viewers to "experience" their work in an encompassing, physical way.
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He was an avid collector of art: works by contemporary sculptors, street artists and outsider artists; of furniture and decorative art; of designer watches, toys, books and sports souvenirs; and of trinkets, trophies and memorabilia he accumulated in his wide-ranging entertainment career.
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The Odeon was like Area, the rising Chelsea department store Barneys and so many other temples of the time: an improbable, irresistible nexus of tribes — bankers and sculptors, models and socialite housewives, power publicists and literary brats — that hadn't always played together before.
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The sculptors of this collective work on a rural Congolese cacao plantation; their solid, clever statues are 210-D-scanned by a Dutch team, cast in chocolate in Europe and then shown and sold in galleries they will never be able to see.
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She was reproduced in bronze and marble and gold by the leading sculptors of the day: Daniel Chester French, Robert Aitken, Frederick William MacMonnies, Isidore Konti, Karl Bitter, Herbert Adams, Adolph Weinman, Alexander Stirling Calder, Evelyn Longman, Allen George Newman and Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney.
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Irving Sandler, in The Triumph of American Painting: A History of Abstract Expressionism (21967) and The New York School: The Painters and Sculptors of the Fifties (270), both of which are thought to be definitive histories of that period, does not even footnote Lewis.
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The 19th-century Brooklyn burial ground predates the Metropolitan Museum of Art and Central Park, and was where Beaux Arts and Gilded Age sculptors exhibited some of their most moving work, and New Yorkers escaped the crowded city for a stroll among the tombs.
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Mohammed Ghani Hikmat, one of the Arab world's most accomplished sculptors, had transformed the moment in the "Arabian Nights" tales when Kahramana, Ali Baba's ingenious slave girl, outwits the thieves and saves her master into one of the most striking landmarks of modern Baghdad.
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Known for his 24 second edition of Lives of the Most Eminent Painters, Sculptors, and Architects, and his design of Michaelangelo's marble tomb at Santa Croce, Vasari created a tableau of realism that drew viewers into the scene, to the empty place at Christ's table.
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While almost every critic writing about Mosley has noted the importance of the sculptors I cited to his work, as has he himself, I think it is more useful to recognize how far he has traveled from them, beginning with the individuality of each piece.
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Born in the port city of Guangzhou in 1978, she comes from an artistic family — her mother was one of the few women sculptors of her generation in China, and her father, also a sculptor, made portrait statues of Chinese leaders such as Deng Xiaoping.
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Loose but elaborate figurative work by a dozen painters and sculptors, all of it small scale and much of it held together by a shared palette of purples and browns, makes for a desperately welcome getaway into the cool fertility of unworldly private fantasy.
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Industrial fabrication and land art have always had a macho cast, and in fact, there weren't a lot of women sculptors of her generation in the factory bending sheets of metal with welders or casting ductile iron alongside engineers accustomed to building balustrades and bridges.
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Two years later, Pepper was among a handful of sculptors chosen, along with Alexander Calder and David Smith, to participate in the Festival of the Two Worlds' exhibition "Sculture Nella Città" in Spoleto, for which the selected artists fabricated new work in Italian steel factories.
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For the past two weeks, Rich Varano, a professional sand artist, has been guiding three sculptors from the Netherlands, Russia and the Czech Republic, to craft the work, which measures about 5.5 meters high by 16 meters wide (18 feet high by 52 feet wide).
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Impressionist masters like Cézanne, Monet, and Degas, Japanse woodblock print artists like Hokusai, sculptors like Rodin, and thousands more are available for anyone to "copy, modify, distribute, and perform the work, even for commercial purposes, all without asking permission," according to the Creative Commons.
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While sculptors that use ceramics too often get cornered in the world of craft, where the conversation can focus on technique and materials, Regel's work defies categorization, and the artist is clear that she wants her work to be understood on a deeper level.
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