I’m such a huge fan of Paul Klee and his recent exhibition at Tate Modern was amazing, but what I really love are his puppets. Klee made his first, not as an artwork, but for his son, Felix…
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Felix Klee’s theatre set with the puppet characters of Kasperl and the Devil. 1924. In a little to-and-fro in the previous Artlog post’s comment-box, I told Bev about a puppet theatre a…
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“Extremely resilient yet fragile” is how artist Karolina Romanowska describes the moody, anthropomorphic characters that comprise her series of sculptural works. Romanowska hand-builds a vast array of fantastical personas from clay, using a combination of slabs, coils, and molds to form flat tongues, individual teardrops, and horns with pointed tips. The contradictions inherent within the figures’ expressions are the conceptual counterpart to the ceramic material, she says, referring to both its ability to withstand fire and its propensity to fracture or burst upon impact. More
Yes, there were Dada women! One hundred years of Dada this year. Cabaret Voltaire lasted less than six months from its opening, February 1916 in Zurich, Switzerland. Who would have guessed that its obscure beginning would herald a world-rocking negativity that was at the same ti
Most of my schools will be looking at the Olympics at some point this term. I am no great sportsman, so this is my contribution - the Ancient Greeks - tragedy and comedy. This term is all about 3d and sculpture. Times are hard and resources are hard to come by, so we are starting off with card. Based on the theatrical masks of Ancient Greece, the class chose tragic or comedic characters. Eyes and a mouth were cut from a folded piece of card, with the emphasis on symmetry and mood. A second piece of card was used to make a nose and brow and glued to the face at an angle to form a realistic profile. Hair, beards and laurel wreaths were added using curled and scored card scraps. Bring on the clay!
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Marionette puppets are fun and exciting to play with. Children will be amazed and fascinated to learn that they can turn any stuffed animal toy into a marionette, just by adding a few well placed strings. Everything you need to transform a stuffed toy into a marionette can be located at any craft or arts supply store.
Organisée par Paty Vilo, fondatrice de l'association "Fiber Art Fever", cette exposition d'art textile regroupe une 60taine de plasticiens d'Europe et d'Amérique du Sud à Mexico, à la Casa del Tiempo de l'Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana, pendant la VIème Biennale Internationale d'Art Textile Contemporain. Sur le blog magico textil on peut suivre Paty à travers les nombreux événements et aussi découvrir quelques photos de notre exposition. J'y expose une sculpture, une tête, "rêve d'unité", elle figure sur cet article de presse.
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These 10 super creative paper mask ideas are sure to spark your imagination this Halloween!
For the 2018 marketing of Barcelona’s long-running Grec Festival, which includes dance, theater, circus, and music, the London-based Lobulo Studio was tapped to create a series of unusual paper masks. Using the prompt “new species,” Lobulo explains on their website that they were “playing with the concept of new rare species that nobody has seen before” in order to “bring color, joy, and readiness to discover”. Each mask conveys a unique persona: a four-eyed character’s mouth is open in awe, while drops of blue water-like shapes convey a fluid suit of armor. More
Oh, how things might have been different if Confederate Gen. Patrick Cleburne had actually been 14 feet tall when he was leading troops during the Civil War.
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I love papier-mâché animal masks… Raccoon by Captain Cat, a creative duo living in Portland. Horse, source unknown Rabbit by Elsa Dray-Farges Rabbit and pig, source unknown
A l'instar de Warren King , usez et abusez du carton pour fabriquer masques et coiffes.Sur le site de l'artiste, vous découvrirez d'extraordinaires créations dans ce matériau et un travail soigné.
The following are some examples of produced for class over the years. -L Final Projects (above) Shrine to my housekeeper by Jordan Worley (Fall ’05) (above) “Mock” Cigarette packa…