Sculpture Archive
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Ben Venom
Posted on | 1 CommentOnce again, Ben Venom is bringing the noise to Guerrero Gallery with all new works for his solo show “I Call The Shots.” I have reviewed this extraordinary artist before... -
Derek Weisberg
Posted on | No CommentsGreenwich House Pottery is pleased to present Derek Weisberg‘s “Porcelain Promises.” Greenwich House Pottery 16 Jones Street, New York, NY 10014 212.242.4106 opening reception – Thursday, March 1st from 6-8pm... -
Ben Venom
Posted on | 17 CommentsBen Venom‘s latest eyeball searing, Heavy Metal Quilt is on display at BAN6. (Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, San Francisco) This impressive new piece is a staggering 13′ x 15′... -
Jud Turner
Posted on | No CommentsJud Turner‘s work addresses modern society and it’s castoffs with a dark but engaging humor. Each of his eleven new works is a fantastical assemblage of found objects, consumer trash, and... -
Helen Pynor
Posted on | No CommentsHelen Pynor‘s latest works Liquid Ground are a series of underwater photographs that capture clothes gently billowing as entrials swirl from within. The work is simultaneously ethereal, seductive and disquieting. Liquid Ground... -
Paul Chatem
Posted on | 2 CommentsExperiencing Paul Chatem’s work is like picking dried dirt and blood out of your fingernails with the tip of a rusty knife – methodically hypnotizing, uncomfortably familiar and an exhale away... -
Adam Wallacavage
Posted on | 8 CommentsThe exquisite work of Adam Wallacavage turns the notion of stuffy luxurious décor for the well-heeled upside-down. Instead, his lavish chandeliers and candelabras appeal to the wild-at-heart seeking a life... -
Greg “Craola” Simkins curates group show INLE
Posted on | 6 CommentsGreg “Craola” Simkins, one of the most gifted and diverse artists working today, has put together an astounding collection of artist for the group show INLE taking place at Gallery... -
Jessica Joslin
Posted on | 2 CommentsJessica Joslin is a deft Medium whose tools of the trade are not dog-eared Tarot cards or a faded Ouija board, instead she employs drills, jewler’s files, well oiled hand taps and... -
James Elliott Moore
Posted on | No CommentsMoore’s greatest talent is his ability to portray a truth that resonates like piano keys struck with blunt force. His work is fierce and unrelenting, barely leaving space to breath. It...