andy ralph

Judith Scott embracing one of her sculptures

wearesavant:

Brazilian artist Ernesto Neto’s exhibit at the Faena Arts Center in Buenos Aires.

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Ann Weber Cardboard Sculptures

(by the way, this stitch and tickle blog is great)

therhumboogie:

By Lucy Casson, this was one of the most interesting pieces at Shire Hall, I think it made you do exactly what the exhibition was named, Smile. She sculpts these fairy-like creatures that seemingly go around fixing things and scurrying around tables and what-not. Mesmerising to try and find them all and look at their individual activities. 

…and another

Red Wednesday - Claire Zeisler, 1967

This woman was an incredible artist.

oh hey!

Come see our exhibition next Friday, starting at 7pm at the Panhandle House.

We’ll wine and dine you if you promise to say good things about our work!

Ignacio Canales Aracil

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Judith Scott

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Cuirass (back & front)

2005

Oil on silicon and fiberglass

Anders Krisar

Claire Zeisler - Private Affair I - 1986

Completed by The Claire Zeisler Studio

This woman’s work has rocked my world since I discovered her in a macrame book two days ago. These free standing knotted sculptures are something amazing to behold.