The giant inflatable “Rubber Duck,” a floating sculpture by Dutch artist Florentijn Hofman, has traveled the world’s waterways for several years and is now set to debut in Hong Kong’s Victoria Harbour on May 2nd. Standing at over 54 feet high, the duck will remain in Hong Kong until June 9th. thats really interesting have
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Working in the realm of hyper-realism, Australian artist Ron Mueck creates jaw-dropping installations that at first glance appear to be comprised of actual human beings, placed in the middle of an art gallery. These jaw-dropping life-like creations can be seen at Fondation Cartier pour l’art contemporain in Paris thru Sept. 2013. These pieces are absolutely

This amazing sculpture is made by famous artist name Shinichi HaraAfter,looking at all the magnificent detail in this sculpture I couldn’t visually pinpoint what it was made from. Given the large white block from which it started from, I considered that “White Dream” was made of styrofoam. we found that it was made of marble,

Susan Beatrice is a professional commercial sculptor, she created multitudes of products for Disney, Henson, Warner Brothers, Universal, DC Comics, Sony Entertainment and many others. She also worked on many well known toy lines and collectibles for companies such as Waterford Crystal, the Franklin and Danbury Mints and American Greetings. Many of the chocolate bunnies

There is a master in Simferopol, which of the trunks of trees make different sculptures. Over the last 5-6 years they have accumulated a few dozen. just have a look at the unbelievable work

This is a huge head and shoulders of a famous thinker and philosopher of the V century BC - Part of a new exhibition at the Museum of Arts Rokband in Shanghai. He created a miracle of a famous artist Zhang Huan. ”Living Confucius” – part of a series of thoughts about art and the artist community

Check out Art installation on Botafogo beach in Rio de Janeiro, shows three giant fish, made from recycled materials – plastic bottles. The slogan on the sign at the installation can be translated as “reorganize its position.” The sculptures are created to draw public attention to the recent UN conference “Rio +20″. At this conference, world leaders and

