Bed sculpture

“Quilt-making involves a lot of thought and love. Just the time involved in the process means many things are discussed and considered concerning life.” Art is a powerful form of catharsis for British artist Tracey Emin, one that has allowed her to express and process painful experiences from her past. More than any of the...

“Bound Unbound: Lin Tianmiao,” at Asia Society, focuses primarily on theatrical, technically refined installations by this Chinese artist that have been less widely shown.

This carved marble sculpture is by Sebastian Martorana. It represents an impression left in a pillow made by his late father-in-law’s resting head, found after Martorana lifted his body from his deathbed.

The Dutch-Monegasque artist who specialises in anthropomorphising hunks of glass tells AnOther about her latest works

My sculptures and installations explore the relationship between architecture and the human body. Originally from Israel, I investigate the use of architecture as a tool for division or as measure to generate identity. I am interested in the delineation of private and public space. My work carries a duality within it, manipulating and shifting perceptions.

Iron bed frame, butterfly wings, metal constructions, motors (1990). Courtesy Galerie Thomas Schulte.

Untitled (Man in bed, small doors),by Peter Land

In studios in Oslo and northern Italy, Norwegian sculptor Håkon Anton Fagerås uses a pneumatic hammer and other carving tools to shape blocks of marble into large white pillows. Slumped in natural poses, the realistic pillows feature smooth folds and wrinkles that contradict the properties of the medium. Without the shots of Fagerås in action,Continue reading "Realistic Pillows Sculpted from Blocks of White Marble by Håkon Anton Fagerås"

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"Blanket Fort" is an interactive installation exploring themes of childhood, growing up, and fairy tales. It is approximately 23' X 6' X 4' in size and is experienced by crawling through or laying inside.

The iconic image of the 90s comes back to its birthplace

The Italian jeweler shares her many inspirations for her work.