Margie Livingston's Painting Sculptures

Margie Livingston makes awesome sculptures composed entirely out of many layers of acrylic paint:

Definitely interesting for me to be thinking about as I consider painting in 3d dimensions this semester.

Harry Bertoia's Sound Sculptures

In...

...love...

...with...

...Henrique...

Oliveria! As Degas said about Casatt, "here is someone who feels as I do."

Gregor Gaida

Stumbled upon the work of German post-expressionist sculptor Gregor Gaida today:

"Lateral", 2007, 100cm x 80cm x 60, Wood, Paint, Chair, Fabric

"Lateral IV", 2007, 120 cm x 65 cm x 40 cm, Aluminum Paint, Fabric, Wire

"Fahnenträger III", 2008, 110 cm x 100 cm x 80 cm, Painted Wood

"Fahnenträger IV", 2008, 110 cm x 80 cm x 45 cm, Polyester Resin Paint

I find their small sizes particularly surprising: each conjure up monumental images when I imagine seeing them in person, yet none extend much more than a meter in any direction.

Ben Butler

Saw Ben Butler's sculptures on artistaday.com:

Untitled (Quogue), 2005, Cedar and Mahogany 142” x 152” x 28”

Proof, 2008, approx. 9" x 21' x 13', Cedar

Furrow, 2008, 44" x 74" x 7", Cedar

The First Emperor, 2008, 37" x 47" x 95" and 26" x 47" x 96", Pine

He also has beautiful prints and drawings:

Hermit, 2008, 7" x 8", Ink and Graphite on Paper