Tag: Bronze Art

Lโ€™APPARTEMENT Art Space in Geneva Presents its Inaugural Exhibition โ€˜Sound and Silenceโ€™, Featuring Works by TAKIS & Yves Dana

Art Advisor and Curator Thea Montauti dโ€™Harcourt Lyginos is set to unveil Lโ€™Appartement, a new art space in the heart of Geneva, this autumn. The galleryโ€™s inaugural exhibition, Sound and Silence, opens on October 3rd, 2024, in the dedicated space at Genevaโ€™s Eaux-Vives district and runs until December 21st. The exhibition will feature 24 works by the renowned artist Takis, including pieces from the prestigious Emfietzoglou Collection, alongside 18 works by Yves Dana, with some of Danaโ€™s creations debuting in Geneva for the first time.

Does Mark Zuckerberg’s Statue of His Wife Alienate the Asian Community?

Mark Zuckerberg, the co-founder and CEO of Meta, is no stranger to public scrutiny. His latest public endeavor, a statue of his wife Priscilla Chan, has sparked a wave of discussion that transcends mere artistic critique. The 7-foot-tall sculpture, unveiled on Zuckerberg’s Instagram account to his 14.6 million followers, has been met with a mixture of bewilderment and criticism, particularly from within the Asian community. The choice of design and execution has led to concerns that the artwork unintentionally reinforces harmful stereotypes, portraying Chan in a manner that aligns more closely with an alien being than with the classical beauty and reverence traditionally associated with statues of loved ones.

The Artistic Odyssey of Brent Estabrook: From Dental Surgery to Buttery Teddy Bears | Exclusive Interview

In this exclusive interview with renowned artist Brent Estabrook, we delve into his fascinating journey from a childhood filled with artistic encouragement to a successful career as a full-time artist. Brent shares insights into his upbringing in a supportive and loving environment near Seattle, where rainy days fostered his creativity and laid the foundation for his future in art. He also discusses his unique transition from earning a Doctorate in Dental Surgery to pursuing his true passion for painting. Brent’s distinctive focus on vibrant, textured depictions of stuffed animals, his innovative techniques, and the profound influence of meditation and mindfulness on his creative process provide a captivating glimpse into the life and mind of this inspiring artist.

Rembrandt Bugatti Bronze Sculpture Sets World Record, Selling for โ‚ฌ3,678,400 at Bonhams Auction

In a thrilling auction event, a remarkable bronze sculpture by Rembrandt Bugatti has set a new world record, fetching an impressive โ‚ฌ3,678,400 at Bonhamsโ€™ Impressionist and Modern Sale on June 5, 2024. The 69-lot auction, which amassed a total of โ‚ฌ5,207,738, witnessed fierce bidding for this iconic piece, culminating in enthusiastic applause when the hammer finally fell.

Massive Triceratops Skull, Valued at $100,000, to be Auctioned in Support of Teenage Cancer Trust

Prepare for an extraordinary journey as cult artists The Connor Brothers partner with Bonhams for a spectacle unlike any other. Set to unfold on June 12th at Bonhams New Bond Street, London, the “Anything But Ordinary” auction promises a captivating showcase of remarkable treasures, with special attention given to the magnificent Triceratops Skull.

Ultra-Rare $2 Million Turkish Medallion of Ottoman Sultan Mehmed II, Who Conquered Constantinople, To Be Auctioned in London

An extraordinary rediscovery in the world of Islamic art has emerged as a bronze portrait medallion of Sultan Mehmed II, predating his historic conquest of Constantinople, prepares to take the spotlight at Bonhams Islamic and Indian Art Sale on Tuesday, May 21. The event will be held at Bonhams New Bond Street location in London, where art enthusiasts and historians alike will have the opportunity to witness this remarkable artifact.

BRONZE & PORCELAIN: Contemporary Artist Liza Bobkova’s First London Exhibition ‘Restoration of Time’ at ART4

Bobkova utilizes these materials to explore our relationship with the linear progression of time. Both metal and ceramics undergo an arduous process of craftsmanship: porcelain is hand-rolled paper-thin and carefully fired to produce delicate sheets, while bronze is painstakingly engraved with abstract images transcribed from the sound waves of digital voice notes.