keyprojects:

Steve Karlik
Flip, Tension and Compression Series White Band
2013

downlo:

Charles Henri Joseph Cordier

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ryandonato:

Marc Andre Robinson

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colinphotodiary:

KAWS unveiled COMPANION: PASSING THROUGH earlier today at 30th Street Station in Philadelphia. Shot for Philly.com

nimaimaasym:

‘corner II’, 2012 by antony gormley

cast iron
 
73 x 55 x 66cm  

“firmament and other forms” middleheim museum, antwerp

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reginasworld:

Italian sculptor Aaron Demetz (previously) will have several new figurative sculptures on view at Gazelli Art House in London starting March 28, 2013 as part of the show The Tainted with Korean sculptor Shan Hur.

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red-lipstick:

Matthew Dutton - Inhabitant 2, 2012 Sculpture      Mixed Media:

Resin, Paints, Bones, Foam, Yarn, Artificial Flowers

http://www.etsy.com/listing/114985244/uncanny-inhabitant-2-original-mixed?

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thegiftsoflife:

Tony Cragg at the Louvre

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El Anatsui: “Broken Bridge II” | “Exclusive” | Art21 (by art21org)

art21:

“The work was really about a kind of forced perspective that made it appear to recede into space faster than it does. The idea of Booker T. Washington—the resonance with his life, and his struggle, and the whole notion that his idea of progress for the race—was a long slow progression of, as he said, putting your buckets down where you are, and working with what you’ve got. It really is a question of the view from where you start and the end—the goal.”
—Martin Puryear

Martin Puryear—our current 100 Artists featured artist—on his work, Ladder for Booker T. Washington (1996), as featured in the Art in the Twenty-First Century Season 2 episode, Time (2007), installed at the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth, Texas.

IMAGES: Ladder for Booker T. Washington (1996). Ash and maple; 438 x 22 3/4 x 1 1/4 inches. Installation view at the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth, Texas. Production still from the Art in the Twenty-First Century Season 2 episode, Time, 2003.

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ymutate:

Chinese Contemporary Warriors by Gregory Heath on Flickr.

Yue Minjun (b. 1962)

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