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Stone sculptors: copies of your work with the help of a scanner and CNC
New natural stone technologies offers new means of turning art into profit
The exhibition „Beyond the Nile“ shows the cultural interchange between ancient Egypt and Greece and Rome
The J. Paul Getty Museum in Los Angeles looks through the works of art from 2000 BC to AD 300 to see how these so different cultures affected each other
Benches, tables and a stool capture the ocean’s waves in marble
Artist Mathieu Lehanneur is exhibiting his latest works at the Paris Carpenters Workshop Gallery until June 22nd, 2018
Pheidias’ goddesses from the 5th century BC as inspiration for Rodin’s „The Kiss“ from 1882
Exhibition in the British Museum: The French sculptor admired ancient Greek art and especially the creator of the Parthenon sculptures
Sculptor Elsa: leaves of plants in dark slate
The French artist shows some of her worls in the Cercle Munster restaurant in Luxembourg from May 02 to 14, 2018
The 2nd European Stone Stacking Championship was held in Dunbar, Scotland
About 30 artists came together to create complex artistic sculptures from small rocks and pebbles gathered on the beach
In the middle of Basel’s St. Jakobshalle Arena lobby lies a large erratic block which seemingly supports the roof
Many a story revolves around Eric Hattan’s work of art
K. Vikram Rastogi: winning new ground and making Stone popular for India’s stone branch with sculpting festivals
Journalist, educationalist and entrepreneur is an indefatigable proponent of India’s stone branch
Applications for Premio Henraux in white marble still open until March 15, 2018
Entries of yet unrealized ideas should make a topic out of Michelangelo’s first visit to the Monte Altissimo quarries 500 years ago
„She turned to sculpture for professional and emotional fulfillment and a way to define herself apart from her money”
Norton Museum in Florida shows 45 sculptures and drawings of Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney
