3D-printing is advancing at such an accelerated pace. It was only last week that my mind was blown by Michaella Janse van Vuuren‘s 3D-printed kinetic sculptures, and much
Design Bureau‘s December issue has been out for a couple of weeks. Have you picked up a copy? It’s got a cover story on young architects, interviews with
So you like customized stags, but you’re sick of the old Gucci and guns routine? UK-based Graham and Green, purveyors of designer home decor, commissioned 16 artists and designers
3D-printing is shaping up to become a real game-changer in the world of sculpture. Through my work with MAQET, I’m learning a lot about the technology. Yet, even
Creative agency Age Isobar installed this real life green army man outside of Limited Edition Collectible Toys, a toy shop in São Paulo, Brazil. Watch the video to
David Cranner, maker of electronic instruments and mechanical sculptures, augmented this Van Orlax with two “Weird Sound Generators” that provide “bleeps, filters and drones to be manipulated by
When The Sucklord got voted off the Work of Art island last week (well, really over the course of an epic trilogy), the People of the Internet had already
Lately there’s a lot of artwork that follows a pretty specific formula: X (where X is a pop culture phenomenon) + Y (where Y is an nontraditional 3D "canvas") =
Why does it seem like if this happens in San Francisco, your landlord calls Public Health Services, but if it happens in The Netherlands, you get to install
Scott Musgrove tweeted this photo of his Walktopus in clay. The final sculpture will be cast in bronze, measure more than five-feet tall and include working lanterns. Whoa.
