Posted by Fabio 30 July 2010
Wang Du is a contemporary Chinese artist who focuses on three-dimensional painted objects. Traditionally trained in Guangzhou, he now lives and has his studio in Paris. His works show strong influences of contemporary Western art and culture, and represent his own notions of modernity and development, and his personal relationship with both China and the West.
www.laurentgodin.com
Posted by Fabio 30 July 2010
Otto Gutfreund is one of the few Czech artists, whose work has attained international reputation beyond the borders of his own country. During a decisive phase in the development of European sculpture, Gutfreund looked into contemporary problems in a very individual way and consequently exerted a decisive influence on European Avant-garde. Gutfreund grew up in a Czech and Jewish environment in a small town in northern Bohemia. read more
Posted by Fabio 30 July 2010
A short piece on how the limited edition art pieces for the new Matthew Dear album Black City were made by artisan sculptors. Designed by Boym Partners, the MDBC Totem were cast in bonded aluminum with a hand-finished gun metal patina. read more
Posted by Thorbjorn 29 July 2010
Xavier Veilhan (1963, Lyon) is a French artist who lives and works in Paris. His interdisciplinary oeuvre consists of photography, sculpture, film, painting and installation art. read more
Posted by Thorbjorn 27 July 2010
German sculptor Klaus Staudt, born 1932, works primarily with wood and acrylic paint, with these two simple materials he creates these wonderful 3 dimensional wall installations. Staudt has also created larger freestanding sculptures for corporate institutions, churches etc. read more
Posted by Thorbjorn 26 July 2010
In response to Uncertainty theory and awkwardness at a quantum level - In the Event of Sculpture. By Berlin based artist Kasia Fudakowski.
Posted by Thorbjorn 23 July 2010
In Case We Don’t Die
Group Exhibition
23 July - 27 August 2010
Vegas Gallery
45 Vyner Street, E2 9DQ London