Travel to Art and Stone (Art News)
From July 13 to August 04, 2024, the 1st International Marble Symposium “Vinschgau kristallin” will take place in South Tyrol
Laas (Lasa) and Schlanders (Silandro) provide the setting for the work of six stone sculptors and two interdisciplinary artist couples
Raffaello Galiotto and Margraf: “Frammenti” (Fragments) collection 2024
Starting from ancient ruins, the designer and the company create new forms that have never existed in natural stone before
At the Salone del Mobile 2024, Citco once again showed spectacular works with natural stone on the border between art and product design
“Stone Resilience” was the name of the collection and referred to the constant innovation in design
New sculptural design: The Spanish stone artist Jordi Raga assembles his monumental sculptures from individual parts
He is less interested in the form itself than in the effect of this form in space
On the fence in front of Notre Dame, the professions on the construction site are artistically and very individually depicted
The photos were taken directly on-site by the famous Studio Harcourt from Paris
“Goddesses and Consorts. Women in Ancient Myth“ until March 15, 2025 im Alten Museum in Berlin
The famous ladies were ambiguous figures back then and only later got their current roles
Olena Dodatko cultivates monumental forms with great impact despite minimalist representation
The Ukrainian-born sculptor loves it when her sculptures are placed in public spaces
Sal Orlando likes to assemble his small stone figures from colored stones with strong veins
The Californian artist follows an unusual path for sculptors
Neal Barab: a sculptor from California in Pietrasanta at the foot of the White Marble Mountains
The influence of his father, who worked for the toy company Mattel, is unmistakable in Neal’s current works
Stylized cranes in the paving in front of Sankta Helena church in Skövde, Sweden
Landscape architect Thorbjörn Andersson wanted to bring the region’s famous bird migration into the town in an abstract way and give the townspeople a place that makes a statement
Ulrich Rückriem‘s major work “40 Bodenreliefs“ at the Neue Nationalgalerie in Berlin until January 14, 2024
The artist‘s cuboids make the square floor tiles by Mies von der Rohe seem to grow in height
Three towering structures of stone and steel named “Cracked Ice“ on show at Manhattan’s Garment District
Artist Del Geist visualizes climate change and the melting of ice over time, through March 2024
Sculptors Cynthia Sah and Nicolas Bertoux from Fondazione Arkad win the 2023 “Pietrasanta and Versilia in the World“ award
The prize is annually given to artists who made known the little city halfway between Carrara and Pisa
Italian sculptor Emanuela Camacci makes – among other things – new works of art from the stone chips that fall off her large sculptures
But she does not adorn herself with current buzzwords like recycling or circular economy