Tuesday, January 19, 2010
3D Blogspot by Liz Lomax check it out here
An interview for an English design studio was kindly posted by Liz on her site devoted to 3D works
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Bobs...#84
Loretta Lux
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Tim Enthoven
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Forensic head of Bach
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Simon Troger (1683-1768). Ivory and fruit wood. Statue with shoulder bag. Height 20cm. Condition B. Mounted to circular pedestal
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Charels Ray "Family Romance"
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Helmut Smits's Drum Kit from food cans
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Franz Xaver Messerschmidt
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Taizo Yamamoto Shopping Carts
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Laurie Simmons
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Augustina Woodgate
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Brian Jungen
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Arlene Shechet
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Tauba Auerbach
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Angela Fraleigh
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Ronson 1936 Art deco cigerette lighter
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Anthony Gormley
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Sam Kaprielov
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Portia Munson
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Carl D'Alvia
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Wim Delvoye
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Adrian Ghenie
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Check out Olaf Breuning's drawings, sand sculpture and lots more
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Alison Moffett
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Nick Horrigan
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Kate MccGwire
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Rose Blake (up and coming!)
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Lindsay Caldicott (My sis!)
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Marc Quinn IRIS
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The amazing Mr Joe Fig
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Saiman Chow (detail)
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Phrenology (from Greek "mind"/ "knowledge") is a theory stating that the personality traits of a person can be derived from the shape of the skull
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Loren Schwerd - Hair sculpture
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Allison Schulnik
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michael t rea
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Recycled Cardboard Sculpture by Chris Gilmour
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Rachel Mason
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Tribal Decoration from Africa by Hans Silvester
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Tony Oursler
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Liza Lou
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Scott Fife
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Mickalene Thomas
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Trent Whitehead masks from Australia
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Vincent Fecteau's abstract sculpture uses an unconventionally childish medium - papier-mâché. Currently on exhibition at the Art Institute of Chicago, Fecteau's untitled, small-scale pieces, if a little ambiguous, manage to combine contrasting elements without seeming overly ironic.
Bobs...#41
Christoph Niemann
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Lara Tomlin (Pub Show)
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Zina Saunders (Pub Show)
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Victoria Roberts (Pub Show)
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Jennifer Daniel (Pub Show)
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Charles Long (video)
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Aardman on Esquire cover // Thanks Mag.culture.com
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Kirsten Lepore
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Ron Van Der Ende
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Richard Caldicott Opening today Jan. 20 09 @ London's Hamiltons gallery
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Jane South
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Rosemarie Trockel
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Search millions of historic images, via LIFE
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Farrah Karapetian
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Klara Kristalova
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Blommers Schumm
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Matt Duffin
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Anthony Gormley Asian Field was produced by 347 inhabitants of the Chinese city of Xiangshan, aged between 7 and 70 years. Their brief was to produce clay figures that were palm-sized, could stand upright, and have two holes for eyes. Gormley had planned to include 100,000 figures, but total ended up being 192,000, made over a five day period.
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Long Bin Chen, Manhattan phone book sculpture
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Laylah Ali
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Levi van Veluw
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Ron Mueck
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Stephan Balkenhol
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Olaf Breuning
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Robert Gober
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Petah Coyne
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Sally Mckay
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Heather Rasmussen
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Saint Clair Cemin
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Katharina Fritsch
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Anne Chu
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SILKE OTTO-KNAPP watercolour on canvas
bobs... #9
Urs Fischer "Bread House"
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Richard Caldicott
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Maurizio Cattelan
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Gabriel Orozco. Yielding Stone (1992), a large plasticine ball that the artist has rolled through city streets picking up dust and debris, is the same weight as the artist.
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Joey Kotting "blue blood"
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David Shrigley "Peas"
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David Ersser
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Matthew Aarvold
Bobs... #3
Richard Caldicott
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