Art - Page 82

Originally Posted by mordecai 

^ I see the comparison to the first one but the second is totally different.

Originally Posted by Reevolving 

Is he walking outside of a prison?

Originally Posted by RSS 

My my first thought was along Fifth Avenue in New York ... and the wall of buildings on the East side of the avenue have been amended to represent a more uniform and solid wall. I can also think of a couple of places in Rome that appear similar.

Originally Posted by HORNS 

It reminded me of Paris on a day in late spring.

Originally Posted by RSS 

I'm thinking more the line of buildings that becomes a wall. Although I'm not certain Wiggins thought of them that way.
The second piece is one of those 'late to the table' impressionists.

Originally Posted by mordecai 

I was joking. You had the same image up twice, or maybe something was wrong with my browser.

Looking for an up and coming sculptor for a commissioned piece. We are commissioning pieces of art for our wedding that thematically represent different aspects of our relationship. We are open to various different types of sculptures. Wood, metal, clay, etc... Would love to review websites, examples of work, etc and meet with a few.

We want to collaborate with the artist and have the idea be an original conception and can be abstract or realistic. We have chosen this medium to represent our love for the Chicago Bears. I do hope this doesn't turn anyone away by the commercial nature of the subject matter. We still want this to be about us not just the football team. I hope to find someone excited by the overall concept and interested in being a part of a collection of pieces. Looking forward to hearing from all artists.

Originally Posted by HORNS 

It reminded me of Paris on a day in late spring.

Originally Posted by mordecai 

Mr. Cattelan’s entire artistic output... hangs in a gigantic distended mass from cables connected to an aluminum truss near the top of the museum’s rotunda. Titled “All,” it fills one of the most famous architectural voids in the world with what surely ranks as one of the largest, most complicated, visually muddled mobiles in the history of art.

Originally Posted by mordecai 

One of my favorite artists is retiring. He's decided to make all of his works into an installation piece for his first retrospective, hanging them from the center of the Guggenheim and leaving the galleries empty. Warning: Spoiler! (Click to show)