Warren King blends his family's stories with ancient oral Chinese histories in intricate cardboard sculptures.
That Amazon delivery box you’ve chucked in the recycling bin might not mean much to you – but in the hands of artist James Lake, cardboard takes on almost limitless possibilities. The talented UK ...
TOKYO — Using a long pair of tweezers, Monami Ohno delicately places tiny cardboard “scales” on the legs of her sculpture of Godzilla, the giant reptile from the classic Japanese movie. Over the past ...
Installation view of Roberto Visani's exhibition Do It Yourself: an introduction to the cardboard slave kits at New York's Geary Gallery (images courtesy of the artist and Geary Gallery) Roberto ...
Daniel Agdag works with a limited arsenal of tools: a surgical scalpel, some cardboard, every so often a circular cutter and lots of glue. But from that humble toolkit, he makes sculptures that are ...
“The biggest artistic challenge in this project was probably just embracing the cardboard for what it is,” says Brendan O’Connor, co-curator of this weekend’s Cardboard Art Festival. That is, “besides ...
With all the exploration of recycled materials in green design these days, the work of artist Chris Gilmour seems like a logical and amusing next step in terms of upcycling and eco-friendly art ...
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Greg Olijnyk creates cardboard sculptures
Greg Olijnyk crafts intricate cardboard sculptures, combining design skills and creative improvisation for art.
New York City-based American artist Warren King creates wonderfully expressive, life-size human figures of the inhabitants of the village of Shaoxing in China, where his grandparents are from, out of ...
Daniel Agdag works with a limited arsenal of tools: a surgical scalpel, some cardboard, every so often a circular cutter and lots of glue. But from that humble toolkit, he makes sculptures that are ...
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