Carole A. Feuerman, hyperrealist sculpture on a grand scale Carole A. Feuerman: Hero and Leander will have its opening reception Friday, May 6 at C24 Gallery, 560 West 24 Street, New York, from 6 PM to 8 PM. The exhibition will introduce Feuerman’s newest works, Dancers, and a sixteen-foot bronze sculpture called Beyond The Golden […]
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Stephen Layne, exceptional figurative sculpture For over 25 years Stephen Layne has created exceptional bronze and wood sculpture works that show in select New York galleries. The National Sculpture Society has awarded Stephen 2 Gold medals for his work. Stephen selectively accepts public & private commissions. Stephen Layne is a graduate of the Pennsylvania Academy
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Michael Abraham, Satyr and Sunshine sculpture ‘Satyr and Sunshine’ (Devil as Sunshine) New figurative sculpture from Michael Abraham Studio Gallery “An edition of 9 Bronzes are being made from my most recent wax-based clay original, pictured above. Forms inspired by my love of classical art, I was thinking of the way someone may present themselves
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Jason deCaires Taylor, underwater figurative sculpture Born in 1974 to an English father and Guyanese mother, Taylor grew up in Europe and Asia, where he spent much of his early childhood exploring the coral reefs of Malaysia. Educated in the South East of England, Taylor graduated from the London Institute of Arts in 1998 with
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Andrea Broyles’ figurative paintings are sculptural Andrea Broyles’ work has always been inspired by the figure. It informs her choices and shades her compositions. Her oeuvre consists of both painting and sculpture with a lot of cross pollination between the two mediums. I am not sure if my paintings are sculptural or my sculptures are
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Eve Shepherd, figurative sculpture, portrait sculpture This year Eve celebrates her 22nd year as a professional figurative sculptor. Eve started her career as a sculptor aged just 17, working as an apprentice to established animal sculptor Anthony Bennett. Bennett quickly recognized Eve’s natural ability with clay and the human form and after only 4 short
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A painter goes into the third dimension I’m a figurative artist, and have done lots and lots of drawing from life, working from photographs, and making composites of drawings, photographs and my own drawings. It takes a certain mindset and orientation to translate that three-dimensional world into the confines of a 2-dimensional flat surface. I
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Margaret Keelan, figurative ceramic sculpture For the past few years my sculptures have been glazed, stained, fired, then glazed, stained and fired again to give the surfaces the look of disintegrating paint over weathered wood. This softening and reduction of form so that its essential nature is revealed is a metaphor I am using for
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