SCULPTURE

September 5, 2017

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In tonight's dream, you've sipped from Alice's "Drink Me" flask and speedily shrunk to the size a wee mouse, but instead of tripping through wonderland, you're parachuting dreamily into the assemblage art o...

Interview with Handiedan + The Fourth Dimension: TIME @ Jonathan LeVine Projects

Kylie Dexter

August 31, 2017

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Complex and detailed collages with pop culture vintage beauties, fiercely independent and submerged in earthy colours, are the best way for me to describe Handiedan's works. Tiny fragments that create a visual narrative that is nostalgic, with touches of d...

The Ethereal Animal Sculptures of Anna-Wili Highfield

Jennifer Gori

August 26, 2017

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For 10 years, Anna-Wili Highfield has been working in the realms of 'life'. The Australian artist is indeed creating the most graceful bestiary you could ever see. Sculpture is her specialty, wildlife her c...

Primal Instincts: The Sculptures of Beth Cavener

July 8, 2017

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Regal, submissive, smug, and primal. Browse the sculptures of Beth Cavener and you’ll see both predators and prey - predominantly hares – suspended in postures that powerfully portray the fused emotional ta...

Scott Radke: Sculpting the Shadowlands

Kylie Dexter

July 5, 2017

There is a powerful force at work behind the sculptural pieces of artist Scott Radke. Through dark hollows and isolated forest clearings, his characters emerge all gnarly fingered and looking like malignant creatures, but not the kind you are afraid of, on...

Popovy Sisters: A Dollhouse Haunted By Haute Couture

Danai Molocha

June 30, 2017

The Popovy Sisters, Ekaterina and Elena Popovy, twin sisters from Perm, Russia, have taken doll making into a whole new level. Mesmerized by the charisma of personalities as diverse as Marilyn Monroe and Ma...

Capable Hands: The Sculptures of Jessica Dalva

June 23, 2017

“Will someone please call a surgeon Who can crack my ribs and repair this broken heart That you're deserting for better company?” – lyric from “Nothing Better” by The Postal Service Jessica Dalva, AKA J...

Alessandro Boezio’s Anatomic Poetry

Evan Senn

June 2, 2017

In our subconscious, the human form can be altered to fulfill a variety of desires, horrors and creative psychoses. Fingers roll out like a carpet into digit-shaped centipedes; feet emerge from the palm of a human hand and begin walking away into the darkn...

Dark Enchantment: The Art of Handsome Devils Puppets

April 29, 2017

Jewelry, hand-stitched clothing, and tiny tattoos - it’s all in the details with Handsome Devils Puppets. Add to that, elongated, knuckly, wicked fingers and a dry brush skin effect that is positively chalky (l...

Into the World of IX Arts: Special Feature With Thomas Kuebler

Natalia Fedoruk

April 23, 2017

Forget mind-altering chemicals to trigger over-stimulation - put yourself face to face with one of Thomas Kuebler's sculptures, so alive that your senses feel heightened, and the stir of excitement cannot be ma...

Underwater Lifeforms, the Sculptures of Margarita Sampson

Jackie Lemmon

March 14, 2017

A miscellaneous collection of fabric, ceramic, furniture, tableware, and other found objects are altered and melded together to form colorful jewelry and sculpture. In these works by Australian artist Margarita Sampson, opposites attract the organic to the man...

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Bitter | Sweet: An Interview with Crystal Morey

Anmarie Soucie

February 18, 2017

Visual artist Crystal Morey takes us on a journey with her milk-white, porcelain figures in Entangled Wonders, a series that will be included in the beautiful.bizarre curated international group exhibition 'Bit...

Transmitting Messages: Interview with Johnny Adimando

Jackie Lemmon

February 16, 2017

Imagine that you have been sent, telepathically, an extensive coded message. Your head is overflowing with unknown symbols. Twists and turns of designs like those made with a Spirograph, sometimes words, images...

The Transformative Magic of Kirsten Stingle: Interview

Natalia Fedoruk

January 20, 2017

Kirsten Stingle: Storyteller, Performer, Philosopher and Sculptress who continuously brings to life innovative and emotive ceramic sculptures that are impossible to forget. Her journey has been long, evolving throughout her creative journey to bring you...

Ceramic Sculptor Juz Kitson: Death Makes All Equal

Jackie Lemmon

January 14, 2017

Saggy, heavy bulbous growths sprouting hair and antlers in earthy colors or muted pastels are a signature look in Juz Kitson's sculptures and installations. Repulsive yet alluring, Juz is a ceramic artist from ...

Mary McGill: The Art of the Story

January 7, 2017

Ceramic artist and native Californian Mary McGill strikes both a symbolic and aesthetic balance between humans and nature, and beauty and time-induced flaws, as seen in her sculptures of the female figure and a...

The Macabre Magic of Laurie Hassold’s Sculptures

Evan Senn

December 13, 2016