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Wednesday, September 28th, 2011

Wim Delvoye | Intricately Carved Tires

Belgian Sculpture Wim Delvoye uses tires to create intricately carved sculptures. The series is entitled pneu. More images after the jump.

Alexandre Nicolas | Superhero Fetus Sculptures

Alexandre Nicolas, a french sculptor, created a series of superhero fetuses based on her personal favorite comic book characters. In addition to the superheros, Nicolas created one “accident” fetus of Adolf Hitler, complete with mustache and comb-over. More looks after…

Laundry Arcade by Lee Wei Chen

Finally, a reason to look forward to laundry day, instead of dreading it. Lee Wei Chen has created a laundry arcade game that completes the wash/dry cycle according to the gamer’s ability to clear levels. More looks after the jump.

Recap | “Little Manhattan” by Yutaka Sone at Zwirner

Japanese artist Yutaka Sone is currently exhibiting a piece titled “Little Manhattan” at the David Zwirner Gallery. Sone’s piece is a scale model of the island of Manhattan, carved from a single block of marble. The sculpture will be on…

Judith Klausner’s Oreo Cameo Portraits

Food artist Judith Klausner has found effective use for the oreo cookie. With the the filling, the artist manages highly detailed cameo portraits – the cookie forming a more than appropriate frame – as part of a larger series titled…

Jason Kay’s Rubik’s Cube for Boulder, Colorado

Jason Kay’s latest public art commission pays homage to Hungarian Erno Rubik and his 3-D puzzle Rubik’s Cube, which was invented in 1974. Over 350 million cubes have been sold world wide, the design a tree pop culture phenomenon. Kay’s…

Tomohiro Inaba’s Steel Wire Sculpture

Appearing to disintegrate as they rise, Tomohiro Inaba’s sculptures begin with anatomically correct subject matter. The skulls are most impressing, employing steel wire to stunning effect and highlighting the power of material. Check Inaba’s website for more. Head to the…

Izumi Kato “The View from Afar”

Izumi Kato attempts to reappraise human existence by placing humans in the middle of natural scenes. His work follows a belief that the souls and physical bodies of modern man reveals a primitive scenery within, and is continually working to…

Mike Leavitt makes tremendous cardboard and wood sculptures of popular culture objects. For example, his wooden NES system. A 1 of 1, it is made of fir, mahogany, acrylic paint, cotton string. The controller even plugs in and out. Available…

Sculpture by Bill Durgin

Bill Durgin is a graduate of the Museum of Fine Arts Boston with an MFA from the California College of Art in San Francisco. More sculpture after the jump.

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Wednesday, September 28th, 2011

Wim Delvoye | Intricately Carved Tires

Tuesday, September 27th, 2011

Alexandre Nicolas | Superhero Fetus Sculptures

Friday, September 23rd, 2011

Laundry Arcade by Lee Wei Chen

Thursday, September 22nd, 2011

Recap | “Little Manhattan” by Yutaka Sone at Zwirner

Tuesday, July 26th, 2011

Judith Klausner’s Oreo Cameo Portraits

Wednesday, July 20th, 2011

Jason Kay’s Rubik’s Cube for Boulder, Colorado

Monday, July 18th, 2011

Tomohiro Inaba’s Steel Wire Sculpture

Wednesday, July 13th, 2011

Izumi Kato “The View from Afar”

Mike Leavitt’s Wooden NES

Monday, July 11th, 2011

Sculpture by Bill Durgin