We already teased you with several videos and images for the exhibition by Huf, DLX and Japanese artist Haroshi. HUF has partnered with Japanese artist Haroshi and Bay Area-based skateboard distributor DLX Distribution on a collaboration that incorporates the clean design aesthetic of HUF, the raw, street-skating principles of DLX, and a combination of both elements represented through the artwork of Haroshi.

The sculptures, that the artist crafts from recycled skateboards are just incredible. For this exhibition he produced a skateboard sculpture, a dog, a guitar, a fire hydrant, the hand and a Spitfure Classic.

Check out all the artwork after the jump.

Perfect for the holidays, Louis Vuitton shares some images of further sculptures by artist Billie Achilleos. Known for creating beautiful animal sculptures with Louis Vuitton leather products, the British artist presents an incredible range, using different materials, colors and styles from the Vuitton archive.

Take a look at the complete line-up after the jump.

As part of his recent website update, UK artist Banksy also presents the ‘Fallen Soldier’ sculpture, a broken antique soldier sculpture with a ‘Caution Wet Floor’ sign standing next to it. While his ‘Cardinal Sin’ sculpture has been unveiled at the Walker Art Gallery, we have not found out yet where this piece of new work is on display, if at all. If you guys know, leave a comment.

After Todd James, next up to work with Toykyo on a porcelain sculpture is artist Steven Harrington. As a three dimensional sculptural evolution of the artist’s “You & I” theme, Steven Harrington’s signature style presents an intricate, yet flowing design piece. This latest porcelain piece creates a dialogue between the sculpture and the viewer where there’s an instant connection between you, the sculpture and the artist. Created in a limited edition of 25, it comes packaged in a wooden box and 5 of the sculptures will be released this week at Parisian concept store colette.

We have always been fans of interesting and new works in the field of wood. Even though it always seems to focus on more traditional looks and outcomes, we especially like this new ‘Duramen Series’ of wooden sculptures by Bonsoir Paris, because it is somewhat a modern interpretation and use of the material. The amount of details and delicate work that is needed to achieve the outcome is very impressive.

“french design duo rémy clémente and morgan maccari of bonsoir paris have designed ‘duramen series’, consisting of three sculptures. for each piece, the shape of a picture frame has been manipulated to a point where it can no longer function as such, but still remains recognizable. the forms have been carved, sanded and finished by hand, out of various types of woods such as oak and fir. the contrast between the natural colors of and textures of the material help define the detailed contours of the carvings.”

Take a detailed look at several sculptures of the series and full credits follow after the jump.

More new Banksy work keeps popping up. Today news come in that the British artist has placed the ‘Cardinal Sin’ sculpture at Walker Art Gallery in Liverpool.

“The piece, made in response to the child abuse scandals that the church seems to be known for these days, features a face taken off and replaced by blank bathroom tiles. Banksy noted in a statement, “:I’m never sure who deserves to be put on a pedestal or crushed under one.” The sculpture sits next to religious works dated from the 17th Century.”

Take a more detailed look at the sculpture after the jump.

Once again artist Todd James has teamed up with Toykyo on a new sculpture. This time ‘The Contractor’ character by the artist has been translated into a 3D sculpture, coming in an edition of 25 in shiny black glazed porcelain and an exclusive edition of 8 in bronze. Look out for a release soon.

In an interesting new collaboration Japanese brand NEXUSVII has teamed up with Masa Sculp and with Nuts Art Works. For Holiday 2011 they present the ‘Evil F-Sign’ Sculpture. Overall the sculpture is presented in three colorways and releases at NEXUSVII retailers this week.

Based on the album cover art, that artist Ron English has created for legendary guitarist Slash, the artist and Garageworks Industries present the ‘REFNR’ sculpture. The sculpture is currently being presented at Art Basel Miami. A release and further information will follow.

A collaboration between BlackRainbow and Artoyz Originals, they have teamed up with legendary graffiti artist Jonone to produce the FLOP vinyl sculpture. The two 15-inch editions of the clear sculpture, are each limited to 100 pieces, come nicely packaged in a clear box for dispplay purposes and are priced at 250 Euros. You can pre-order the sculpture now from Artoyz.

Jonone’s next exhibition, Throw Up, will open at BlackRainbow Paris on November 25th, 2011.