RECOMMENDED SCULPTORS FOR THE SPRING 3D FOUNDATION CLASS OF 2011!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Nick Cave
Brian Crockett
Nick Cave
Brian Crockett
Bryan Crockett
Pinkie, 2001
© Courtesy of the Artist and Lehmann Maupin Gallery, New York
Ursula von Rydingsvard
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Do Ho Suh
http://blog.art21.org/2007/11/23/do-ho-suh-at-lehmann-maupin-gallery/
http://www.brown.edu/Facilities/David_Winton_Bell_Gallery/suh.html
Laurie Simmons
http://blog.art21.org/2008/01/25/laurie-simmons-at-the-metropolitan-museum-on-sunday/
Maya Lin
Banskey
http://lookintomyowl.com/banksy-the-village-petstore-and-charcoal-grill-exhibition-photos.html George Segal
Chocolate Gnaw, Lard Gnaw (1992)
Mark Dion
alexander calder
Lee Bontecou
Kiki Smith
Cai Guo-Qiang
claes oldenburg
annette messager
Damien Hirst
andy goldsworthy
Yayoi Kusama
Eva Hesse
Jane Alexander
Abbi Allan
Tony Matelli
http://angelfloresjr.multiply.com/journal/item/4092Sleepwalker 1997
© The Artist/Courtesy Andrehn-Schiptjenko, Stockholm
" The central element of the exhibition consists of a substantial number of polychrome figurative sculptures that embody the feeling of the uncanny through their scale and use of colour, form and material. Kelley relates these to the idea of the ‘double’ – the disturbingly realistic representation of the human figure suspended between life and death. Non-art objects include a variety of historical and contemporary anatomical models, wax figures, animatronic puppets and mounted (stuffed) animals."
John Isaacs
Untitled (Monkey) 1995© The Artist/Arts Council Collection, Hayward Gallery, London
Keith Edmier
Beverly Edmier 1967 1998 © Keith Edmier 2004
Hans Bellmer
The Doll 1936/65Jan Elftmann
http://www.corktruck.com/artwork.html
somethings i'm not so sure about, but i do know that whenever i see your work it provokes a sense of curiosity and peacefulness compared to may of the other works you just showcased. as they are very vulgar and questionable.
ReplyDeleteabbi your such an inspiration, just like your father. .
forever a follower,
ruthie