Sculpture Made
Sculpture Made Art @ eBay
 |
 Art Deco 19 Tall Dancer Signed Chiparus Bronze Sculpture Statue Figure Figurine  US $399.00
|
 Hand Crafted Metal Art Sculpture Motorcycle II US $69.00
|
 Hand Crafted Metal Art Robot I Sculpture US $56.00
|
 Hand Crafted Metal Art Robot III Sculpture US $56.00
|
 Hand Crafted Metal Art Sculpture Motorcycle IV US $69.00
|
 Hand Crafted Metal Art Fighting Alien I Sculpture US $29.95
|
 5 JADE SUPERB BUDDHA SCULPTURE US $28.00
|
 Dia 16 CHINESE BRUSH WITH HORN PEN HANDLE SCULPTURE US $9.99
|
 Signed Giambologna Flying Mercury Bronze Marble Sculpture Statue Art Deco Figure US $129.00
|
 LIMITED EDITION BALLERINA DANCER LOWE BRONZE SCULPTUE STATUE FIGURE FIGURINE US $199.00
|
 Original Inuit Eskimo drawing signed US $29.50
|
 Eclipse Sun Moon Iron Wall Art Metal Sculpture Mexico US $94.95
|
 WILD HORSES Fair Trade Artisan Hand Carved Wood RELIEF US $197.95
|
 HONGSHAN Hemo Jade Cicada Pendant US $5.50
|
 SIGNED FAMOUS MYRON DISCOBOLUS BRONZE SCULPTURE FIGURE ART FIGURINE MARBLE BASE US $299.00
|
 Bronze Marble Statue Elk Stag Buck Deer Lodge Sculpture Wildlife Art Lodge Decor US $89.00
|
 62 JADE EXCELLENT PHOENIX SHAPED CUP WITH DRAGON PHO US $88.00
|
I made a sculpture and thought it best placed outside as this?
added to its meaning. Is this therefore a Site Specific piece of art? Or, does the site...i.e. outside....need to be the main subject of the work. ? Confused.?....I am.
As I understand the term, "site specific," it would mean that the piece relates, closely to the location of the work.
This would be different if the only reason the work is placed OUTSIDE is bacause it, simply, shows off better, or cannot fit indoors.
A large, ornate sundial, for instance, would show much better in an outdoor setting, as the sun's direction would apply to the functionality of the work.
But, a statue of Galileo, in front of an observatory, planetarium or museum of science might be considered "site specific," as his life would be closely associated with the subject of the location. Another example would be the statue of Snoopy in Santa Rosa, California, the home of "Peanuts" creator, Charles Schultz.
I used to be a contributing artist at a studio that produced "site specific" ceramics peices. My contribution would be to design pieces that highlited the client's business or function. There was a local restraunt that had a "flying" theme, with aircraft on display, hanging from the ceiling, parked outside and on photographic display. One, featured airplane was a fully functional Ford Trimotor. I was assigned the task of creating designs and molds for ceramic flower pots and salt and pepper shakers that echoed the lines of the Ford Trimotor.
Not an easy task!
Mexican artist to donate sculpture to Lambert
ST. LOUIS • Renowned Mexican artist Leonardo Nierman is donating a 10-foot sculpture to Lambert Airport. The sculpture is made of polished steel and is entitled "Sensacion de Vuelo" (Flying Sensation). When and where the sculpture will be installed has yet to be determined.
How It's Made-Ice Sculptures