The Incredible Graceful and Elongated Sculptures Of Michael James Talbot Michael James Talbot is a British sculptor, born in Staffordshire in the north of England in1959. After completing a BA honours degree in Sculpture, he gained a scholarship to the Royal Academy of Arts in London for post graduate study in 1980, winning the coveted Landseer prize in … Continue reading The Incredible Graceful and Elongated Sculptures Of Michael James Talbot
Claire Partington’s Figures Combine Centuries of Narratives, Styles At James Freeman Gallery Claire Partington is a ceramics artist living and working in London, is a storyteller. The artist says that the aesthetic of her spellbinding figures is inspired by the “European Applied Art and Design styles from the 1600s onwards.” Yet, she’s fascinated by the tradition … Continue reading Claire Partington’s Figures Combine Centuries of Narratives, Styles
Horrifying Mini-Figurines by Jessica Harrison Artist Jessica Harrison’s work deals with “the body in space, the space within the body and the space in-between the two.”“My work is based on physiological, philosophical and psychoanalytical research into the body and its senses, focusing in particular on the role of touch in our experience of objects and … Continue reading Horrifying Mini-Figurines by Jessica Harrison
Ceramic Ladies Beautifully Covered with Tattoos by Jessica Harrison Scotland-based artist Jessica Harrison creates unique porcelain sculptures with interesting juxtapositions. In this new series, she applies full body tattoos to delicate women figurines. via Colossal Enregistrer
These Funny, Adorable Photos Capture Tiny Moments of Agency Life by Derrick Lin Derrick Lin works in advertising, a career he admits can be chaotic and unpredictable. Channeling the challenges of daily work life, he creates miniature scenes of people venting their (and often his) frustrations, then posts them to Instagram and Tumblr. Perhaps you … Continue reading These Funny, Adorable Photos Capture Tiny Moments of Agency Life by Derrick Lin
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