International Art and Culture (2010-2019)
TOM SACHSB.1966MIFFYAcrylic and ink on bronze multiple, 2002, incised with the artist's signature on the undersid
Tom Sachs Objects of Devotion Sperone Westwater Exhibition New York NYC
西澤徹夫が執筆した、３つのトム・サックス展のレビュー「Tom Sachs」を掲載します。 現在、東京 […]
Small sculptures made from scraps by Lydia Ricci.
A celebration of the writers, thinkers, athletes, scientists and others who died in 2012.
Joshua White - Photography of Fine Art and Architecture
Helmet, 2007. The visor looked like it had been coated in gold tin foil bought from a suburban supermarket. The helmet itself was oddly shaped and each crack was writ large upon the surface. The hardware was exposed. A red band adorned the bottom, one of the few actual references to a true NASA item.…
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Objects that arouse, titillate and terrify are all locked up in Tom Sachs’ Wunderkammern – cabinets of curiosity the artist has constructed for an exhibition at Sperone Westwater, ‘Objects of Devotion’. Sachs is an artist who, whether critical or not, appreciates stuff as stuff, whether ubiquitous or rare. He’s long been obsessed with remaking things: from Sony cameras to NASA memorabilia and his sister’s Barbie dolls, creating irresistible sculptures in miniature and on a large-scale, fashioned from his favoured materials such as duct tape, plywood, epoxy resin and foamcore.
"Reese's" 2016, Latex paint and palladium leaf on plywood, 39 3/4 X 39 3/4 inches
The exhibition dedicated to American artist Tom Sachs (New York, 1966), curated by Germano Celant, presents works made from 1995 onward, as well as two installations conceived for Fondazione Prada’s spaces. Tom Sachs takes his inspiration from the collective American imagination, borrowing his subjects from among the status symbols of mass culture, and he mixes … Continued
Renowned artist Tom Sachs unveils his NIKECraft collection, tied to SPACE PROGRAM: MARS debut in New York.
While it might seem like an unlikely pairing, artist Tom Sachs joined forces with the most recognized sporting brand out there to create pieces made for a
Sculptor Tom Sachs has expanded his recreations of cultural artifacts to include that aura-capturing icon of the modern age, the camera. " ...
Sperone Westwater Gallery, founded in 1975 in SoHo, is a contemporary art gallery located at 257 Bowery, New York, NY, between Houston and Stanton Streets.
Tom Sachs is a sculptor, best known for his recreations of various modern icons, all of them masterpieces of engineering and design of one kind or another. Shown above: NASA modified Hasselblad 500C/M, plywood, synthetic polymer paint, 2008.
Vito Schnabel Gallery New York | St. Moritz
"Working to Code" is a movie series designed for members of the Tom Sachs studio team. Required viewing for all employees and studio visitors. ALWAYS BE KNOL...
