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Let Them Eat Cake - Dirk Staschke | Artist | Sculptures | Sculpture Art

Let Them Eat Cake Ceramic silver tray Sculpture by artist Dirk Staschke

Dirk Staschke interesting sculptures. . . .

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Theatre of the Domestic: A Betty Woodman Interview

Very interesting work… actually managed to catch this exhibition in London a few years back when we were on a college trip with the first years!  

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very interesting approach to ceramics. . .

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CYMATICS: Science Vs. Music - Nigel Stanford

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Alison Cooke is a London based ceramic artist.

Heavy Lode - Alison Cooke TIN MINE CLAY Geevor Tin Mine, Cornwall TR19 7EW. Geevor.com 18th July - 31st October 2019. Ceramics by Ali

Interesting work by Alison Cooke

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Sotheby’s London presents ‘Colin Davidson: Window Self-Portraits’, a solo exhibition which sees Davidson return to cityscapes and urban wind

Interesting way to capture a self portrait. . .

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Paula Zuccotti | Everything we touch

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Advertising and editorial photography - TODD MCLELLAN MOTION/STILLS

Creative content captured in collaboration with an agency, magazine or stylist. Organized objects laid out conceptually.

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interesting Glass artist

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Hans Chew pottery vending machine. . .

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Images from Neil Brownsword - Factory

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Neil Brownsword on clay and safeguarding skill.

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Amy Mackle ceramics

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Trouble with The Glacier in Henry St., Dublin, from Sean Hillen’s IRELANTIS series

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Sean Hillen 

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Isaac Cordal’s “Urban Inertia” at C.O.A. Gallery.

Spanish artist Isaac Cordal (Previously on Supersonic) has a solo exhibition currently on view at C.O.A. Gallery in Montreal, Canada entitled “Urban Inertia.”

“Urban Inertia” highlights Isaac’s well known public installations as well as his gallery pieces.  His tiny resin sculptures of men all wearing suits are often found in precarious, doom ridden situations.  Cordal explains them as a metaphors for all humanity, that we all face bizarre and inexplicable situations every day.  Isaac spent three weeks installing pieces inside the gallery as well as around the city of Montreal in various cracks and puddles.

“Urban Inertia” is only on view for one more week (sorry I haven’t posted about this until now!) until November 28th, 2015.  You can see many more of Isaac’s work from the show below:

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Animation Studio for Cheap : Weekend Extra

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Sarah Morpeth’s 3D book art. More at her website.