american artist crystal wagner gives new life to single-use materials in her large-scale, colorful sculptures. primarily working in shades of blue and green, wagner sculpts old plastic table cloths and chicken wire into undulating, organic forms.
international fashion brand COS will collaborate with british designer paul cocksedge on a site-specific work for its coal drops yard store in london — set within the landmark thomas heatherwick-designed lifestyle district.
as part of a research project on women`s position in the western society, csilla klenyánszki has created "house/hold", an ironic solution for the housework gender gap and its consequences that combines a 30 minute yoga session with domestic chores.
in his new aluminum thermal spray series, british designer max lamb has hand carved a collection of seemingly prehistoric objects out of polystyrene which he has then finished with a metallic coating.
sculptor christopher shannon has reinterpreted brizo`s vettis faucet, originally created by industrial designer TJ eads, using concrete and pure charcoal.
Dutch Archaeology and Art exhibition consist of three sections of archeology, pottery, and ceramics of the 18th and 19th centuries, 19th-century paintings.
Works by Australian designer Charles Trevelyan, including skeletal-looking furniture and monolithic marble benches, are currently on show at New York`s Carpenters Workshop Gallery.
american artist warren king, through his series of cardboard sculptures, examines his own attempts to understand and reconstruct cultural connections that were lost and rediscovered.
artsy_ For his first London exhibition since the acclaimed ‘Disarm’ in 2013, Pedro Reyes returns with a fictional, pan-historical museum of sculpture, or a glyptotek, from the ancient Greek term for a cache of classic statuary. As well as a meditation on art history, these works explor
