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Whimsical and functional, depicting living presences through using the debris of American culture. http://RHindsArts.com |
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The artist explores the relationship between art, healing and science through a combining of traditional art materials with medical supplies. Includes image galleries and catalogue essay for the 'Genesis' series. http://www.logoes.net/ |
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Specializes in printmaking, monoprints and assemblage art. Her modern artwork emulates the natural world using bright, bold colors and fluid lines. http://www.heathercarisch.com |
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Surreal 'rooms' that contain enigmatic elements of time and space. http://www.roomsofthemind.com/ |
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Petit Musee showcasing assembage, constructions and photographs by an American artist. http://www.petitmusee.org |
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Bottle project by local bay area social sculptor on spiritual quest, gifting to the recovering alcoholic world community. http://www.jojorazor.com |
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Found objects composed within a framework. Reminiscent of the work of Joseph Cornell. http://www.wa-digital.com/LeoKaplan/index.html |
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Artist well-known for sculptures and environments comprised of found objects and elements culled from abandoned buildings. http://www.beatmuseum.org/kienholz/edkienholz.html |
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Found object assemblage art including kinetic and illuminative sculpture. http://www.danlevin.com |
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Lina Fry, reknown GAZ Group artist, celebrates the millennium with a new series of bold assemblages. Egyptian Heiroglyph, VooDoo, Jesus, Chart, Awash, Peaches, Stay Away, Lovely Bride. http://www.angelfire.com/art/boxx/index.html |
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Sculptural works that center around the theme of the book and incorporate found objects. http://www.artseensoho.com/Art/GIBSON/lipski98/lipski1.html |
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Creates artworks made from recycled computer parts, crocheted wire, and digital photography transferred onto metal. Some of the items exhibited are for sale. http://www.bonniemeltzer.com/ |
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Using materials such as beans, yarn, candy, pencils, food and anything else he finds (or you send to him) Jason will produce intricate portraits. http://www.jasonmecier.com/ |
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Real name - Gregory Warmack. This prolific Chicago artist uses bottle caps, industrial sandstone and used paint brushes to create primarily figurative works. http://www.thelimit.com/mri/mri.htm |
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Everyday objects become models of skyscrapers. Visitors are invited to submit their own models. http://www.myowntower.com |
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Conducted by Arnald Glimcher for the Archives of American Art in 1972, this interview explores Nevelson's life, ideas and wood assemblages. http://artarchives.si.edu/oralhist/nevels72.htm |
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Excerpt from a magazine article that details the relationship between Ossorio and Jean Dubuffet. Contains images of works. http://www.rawvision.com/back/ossorio/ossorio.html |
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Short description and photos of 2 of approximately 700 anonymously made pieces found in a trash bin. http://www.artresources.com/features/article.ihtml?a=rp&n=1 |
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Assemblages 1998-99 using metaphor and transformation. http://www.kcc.ac.uk/artpages/ramos/private/3-d.html |
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Art car covered in over 5000 stickers and other. Photos. http://geocities.com/skulz1967 |
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