Art Archives – Page 24 of 108

Beholders are meant to laugh and have fun with his works

First the artist turned to drawing, whether he was creating a painting, a sculpture, or architecture, and it is what unified his career

The seven clips showed documentaries or short films and were chosen in cooperation with the Milan Design Film Festival

He had chained himself to the stone and tried to chisel it to dust but had to give up after 19 days

For the auction of the famous artwork, Sotheby’s had commissioned a Computer Generated Imagery (CGI) of the painting

The French artist died 1917 and broke with ancient traditions and opened the way to modern plastic art

The Uruguayan-born artist used limestone refuse from construction or rough pieces of marble directly elaborated in the quarry

He „merges the past and tradition with creativity, inventiveness and modern vision“, according to the jury

Applied to Mount Etna volcanic stone, pulverized glass is exposed to ultra-high temperatures and bonds with the surface

The artist’s tomb and the Buonarroti Family’s altarpiece need urgent restoration

Scottish artist deceives the beholder with natural stone and other material

The presentation of 8 works of „The triumvirate of the High Renaissance“ discusses how they were rivals and learned from each other

The focus is on a scientific analyses of the portrait and of the stories around the young boy and his mighty friend Hadrian

For the 17th time, artists show their works at the edge of the forest, in high grass or even high above the trees

Incredible but true: suddenly mythological heroes take on the appearance of the guy next door at the take-out café