A new 2014 calendar, curated by Aleta Florentin of Amber Lotus Publishing, brings some of the best examples of environmental art all together in one place. This inspiring genre of art beautifully incorporates its natural surroundings in a way that's surprising and oftentimes meaningful.
In what's being called the next Rain Room for New York, eccentric Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama is showing off her...
One of our favorite contemporary artists has just come out with his largest work to date.
It's fairly impossible to predict what British artist Andy Goldsworthy might come up with next! The Scotland-based artist creates intriguing, site-specific land art that utilizes natural resources in completely unexpected ways. The final results are organized, colorfully radiating leaves, spiraling sticks, and mounds of thin rocks that convey the beauty of the natural environment in creative works of art. During his schooling, Goldsworthy found that he didn't care for working indoors.
Indian-born British sculptor Anish Kapoor created two giant stainless steel sculptures that are designed to figuratively turn your world upside...
Despite having announced his retirement last year, Italian artist Maurizio Cattelan has a new show presenting an intriguing display of...
The statue of a young woman, facedown and veiled by a stream of glass crystal beads, is an interesting work of art known as Ghost Girl by London-based sculptor Kevin Francis Gray. Presented on a pedestal like a classic Greek sculpture, the marble figure offers a somber look at a modern young woman. It combines the classic style of sculptures with an urban aesthetic; thereby, leading one to question its artistic intention.
Artist Kelly Campbell Berry doesn't just let a book come alive in her own imagination.
Over the past 20 years, Vermont-based artist Luciana Frigerio has developed an extensive black and white photography portfolio.
British artists Tim Noble and Sue Webster are a creative team known for their experimental art including these mind-boggling light and shadow sculptures. The duo forms abstract works from, which upon first glance, look like nothing other than straightforward piles of trash.
Come to the Guggenheim from now till May 13, 2012 to see a “Choices,” an amazing retrospective of the late...
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