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Art can be found in anything depending how you perceive it. Artists have explored their creative sides to share their visions since prehistoric men
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Latin American Artists: From 1785 to Now spans 352 pages of contemporary and historic paintings, sculptures, installations, and photographs.
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Fri 10/2 @ 11AM LAND Studio’s Studio to the Street project aims to connect area artists to public art projects tour. It describes the program... READ MORE
Creative Future support some of the UK's most talented underrepresented artists. Our specialism is in working with underrepresented writers.
In recent years, the tattoo industry has undergone significant changes: with the advent of new technologies in this area, tattoos have become much more affordable and popular. But becoming the owner of a unique tattoo is still not easy. Nowadays, more and more people are turning to tattoo artists to decorate their bodies with creative drawings.
Since 1994 Philip Baldwin and Monica Guggisberg have been combining Italian cold-worked cutting techniques with Swedish blown glass color underlay and overlay. Originally inspired by Carlo Scarpa's work with Venini in the 1930s and 40s, they have taken battuto where - to the best of our knowledge - no one else had gone.
The core of the Spheres series is the metal spine: the weaving, undulating, linear element that provides the structure of the work. The glass gives it freedom, imagination, life and buoyant exuberance. Philip Baldwin and Monica Guggisberg's explorations in color and cutting are applied in multiple combinations of size, texture and pattern.
Frame series by contemporary glass artists Philip Baldwin and Monica Guggisberg.
Glass sculpture by Philip Baldwin Baldwin and Monica Guggisberg, including the recent large-scale installation of work at Canterbury Cathedral
Guardian series of work by contemporary artists Philip Baldwin and Monica Guggisberg.
Monica Guggisberg and Philip Baldwin's design work in glass for Nouvel Studio.
Public and private collections with the work of Philip Baldwin and Monica Guggisberg.
A series of sculptures whose shapes draw on an older history and tradition, while playing with light and attenuated lines. They are a celebration of glassmaking, using the Venetian incalmo technique together with battuto cutting, Philip Baldwin and Monica Guggisberg's signature.
We've asked some of our spotlight artists how they work in a series. Read how working in a series enhances exploration of new techniques.
Work made by Philip Baldwin and Monica Guggisberg between 1988 and 1999
