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Found Objects Artist Brian Mock
Brian Mock is intrigued by the challenge of creating something unique, fun, and inherently curious. This artist merges imagination with technical skill by incorporating unusual found objects and everyday items into one-of-a-kind pieces. His work integrating welded, recycled material is designed to be highly interactive, and results in a spectrum of applications such as abstract wall pieces, freestanding sculptures, and functional furnishings.
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Blastolene Brothers
Randy Grubb and Michael Leeds were both glass artists with a love of cars when they met. Now they're the Blastolene Brothers, taking the art of building hot rods to new levels. After their first project, the Blastolene Special, was purchased by Jay Leno, they were really in business.
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Sculptor Jackie Hurlbert
Prolific sculptor Jackie Hurlbert uses clay and her hands to create figures and heads of beings with symbolic meanings. The outer attributes of the figures, such as wings or horns, are keys what the figures say about human nature and the spirit.
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Wang Gongyi: Floating and Flowing
by Jule Gilfillan | 03/04/2010
The serenity of the watercolor-like washes and fluid gestures of Wang Gongyi’s prints give no indication of her turbulent past. Born in Tianjin, China in 1946, Wang was on a collision course with China’s Communist revolution. As a teen, she nearly starved to death during Mao’s disastrous Great Leap Forward, then later was “sent [...]
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