Collage Sculpture

Credit: Supplied courtesy of Hermès “It seems that many people have a preconception that my artwork is commenting on something,” says Osang Gwon, perched on the edge of a pink velvet banquette at Sydney’s QT Hotel. With the aid of a translator, the South Korean artist is describing how he would prefer his audiences view...

It looks like a pretty but not extraordinary illustration, right? Keep scrolling. It's actually a series of sheets of bullet-proof glass suspended so that they look like a face when viewed from the right angle. Michael Murphy assembled this sculpture. This and other works by him are on display at gallery nine5 in New York City. Link -via Colossal...

Originally mainly a painter, artist Patrick Bremer has recently started making quite extraordinary collage work as well. He creates his pieces with layers

' 'av' a swig me matey' - Michael Grafton Contemporary grotesque wares, edgy ceramics, confrontational clays, provocative porcelains all conjuring up a mud mayhem designed to command your attention. Challenging times can trigger artistic impulses where more audacious, uninhibited creativity seeks an outlet and the market readily responds. Disturbware that can be unnerving, sometimes humorous, maybe illuminating, possibly ugly or even brilliantly conceived and just so original you are taken…

A modular sculpture is a work of art that is created by joining together standardized units (modules) to form a larger, more complex composition. Each student will need to pick what they want to...

A broad, varied collection of work from 20 emerging artists converges in a group exhibition for the sixth-annual BBA Artist Prize. Living in ten countries and working across mediums, this year’s finalists include Steve Parker’s touch-activated horn sculptures, Fiona White’s vivid collaged paintings, and June Lee’s figurative assemblages of toys and everyday objects. The winnerContinue reading "An Eclectic Group Show Features Sound Sculptures, Collages, and Toy Assemblages for the Annual BBA…

Original artworks by Sarah Best. Mixed media, found objects, casting, collage, textile, sculpture, needle and thread, stark, white, black, blue, figurative, abstract, surreal, human condition.