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Elizabeth Saloka Turns Found Rocks Into Hyper-Real Snacks and Everyday Objects
Most people pass rubble without a second look. Elizabeth Saloka treats it as raw material. Over the past decade, she has developed a practice of turning…
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A Beginner’s Guide to Buying Oil Paintings Online
Oil paintings remain one of the most respected and timeless forms of visual art. Their rich pigments, layered brushstrokes and deep texture allow them to bring…
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Seletti Scales Up the Bic Cristal Into a Monumental Lamp for Its 75th Anniversary
At the 2026 edition of Maison&Objet, Seletti unveiled a project that feels both obvious and unexpected. To mark the 75th anniversary of the Bic Cristal pen,…
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Concrete Coral Turns Cars into Reefs in Miami’s New Underwater Sculpture Park
Earlier this month during Miami Art Week, conceptual artist Leandro Erlich unveiled Concrete Coral: 22 life-size cars cast in marine-grade concrete and anchored to the seafloor.…
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Modern Japanese Printmaking and the Break from Tradition
How modernism reshaped Japanese printmaking in the 20th century, blending ukiyo-e traditions with abstraction, color systems, and new print technologies.
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Obsolete Encyclopedias Find New Life in Brian Dettmer’s Sculptures
A latte now costs six dollars. Meanwhile, used book sales price foundational texts at cents. The contradiction is structural, not sentimental. Mass production collapsed the value…
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Eva Jospin’s Grottesco Turns Cardboard Into Ancient Ruins
By virtue of their scale and physical immersion, installations can suspend us inside entirely new environments. For more than 15 years, Eva Jospin has been building…
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How Christian Burchard Uses Green Wood to Shape Sculptural Forms
German-born sculptor Christian Burchard works with green wood and madrone burl, embracing warping and cracks as essential elements of his process.
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Hari & Deepti’s Layered Paper Sculptures Turn Light into Narrative
Hari & Deepti create illuminated paper sculptures built from hand-cut layers, using light and shadow to explore myth, memory, and human connection.
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Delicate Leaf Lacework by Susanna Bauer Goes on View in Somerset
Fallen leaves mark the close of a season, but for Susanna Bauer they’re the start of something else. The Cornwall-based artist takes magnolia, ginkgo, oak, and…
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Simon Laveuve Builds Uncanny Post-Apocalyptic Miniatures That Feel Recently Abandoned
Simon Laveuve crafts eerie, hyper-detailed miniature structures that echo post-apocalyptic worlds. New works appear in shows in Strasbourg and Paris.
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Mert Ege Köse Debuts ‘The Shen’ Sculpture on the Giza Plateau for Forever Is Now 2025
Art D’Égypte’s 2025 edition introduces The Shen, a large-scale aluminum sculpture by Mert Ege Köse, curated by Ayça Okay and produced with AWC Contemporary. The installation…
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KAWS Unveils 32-Meter ‘Companion’ Lifting a Moon on Abu Dhabi’s Waterfront
KAWS:HOLIDAY Abu Dhabi debuts a 32-meter reclining Companion lifting a glowing moon at Souq Al Mina, part of Manar Abu Dhabi 2025.
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Michael Velliquette Explores Light and Consciousness in Sculpted Paper Works
Michael Velliquette’s “The Light That Sees” presents 21 new metallic paper reliefs exploring light, perception, and interior awareness. On view in St. Louis.
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Roberto Benavidez Brings Paper to Life in Fantastical Sculptures
Roberto Benavidez has found magic in the most modest of materials. Working from his studio in Los Angeles, he turns papier-mâché into something that feels alive—creatures…
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Millo’s Monochromes and Seth’s Dreamscapes Collide in a Shared Exhibition
Francesco Camillo Giorgino—who paints under the name Millo—and Julien Malland, better known as Seth Globepainter, are hardly strangers to travel. Between the two of them, their…
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Stéphanie Kilgast Turns Everyday Waste into Vivid Ecosystems
Stéphanie Kilgast builds her sculptures out of things most of us would walk past without noticing. A crushed can on the pavement. A scratched CD player.…
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Kate MccGwire’s ‘Quiver’ Unfolds Two Decades of Hypnotic Feather Art
You know that breathtaking blue of a jay’s wing? Or the way an indigo bunting looks like it’s been dipped in liquid sky? Here’s the wild…