Islamic Mirror, Anish Kapoor

Indian artist Anish Kapoor’s octagon and square dish entitled Islamic Mirror was installed at the Sharq Al-Andalus Hall Museum of the Monasterio de Santa Clara in Murcia from november 2008 to January 2009.

Hexagonal Mirror Dish II, Anish Kapoor

Manufacturing process of Indian artist Anish Kapoor’s Hexagonal Mirror Dish sculpture series. The pieces are from 2007 and manufactured using cutting edge technology by Factum Arte, a Madrid-London based art workshop.

Hexagonal Mirror Dish, Anish Kapoor

Bruce and Sara Walking, Julian Opie

Julian Opie is a British artist belonging to the New British Sculpture movement. Opie tries to portray someone’s personality in as little detail as possible. Opie uses computers in art for other works.

Studio Banana TV Interviews Not Vital

Studio Banana TV interviews Swiss artist Not Vital.

Dynamic Structure 29117, Willem van Weeghel

Willem van Weeghel is a Dutch kinetic artist. Movement is the central means of expression in my work. The changing structures that appear move in the transitional area between chaos and order, between variability and uniformity, between volatility and consistency. As a reconciliation of opposites.

Spoonbridge and Cherry, Claes Oldenburg and Coosje van Bruggen

The Minneapolis Sculpture Garden is an 11 acre (45,000 m²) park. The centerpiece of the garden is the Spoonbridge and Cherry water fountain by Claes Oldenburg and Coosje van Bruggen

Interview, Zhang Huan

Zhang Huan is China’s most known performance artist. He lives between Shanghai and New York. In this video interview he explains why he stopped making performance art and where he gets his inspiration from.

Selected works, Louise Nevelson

Ucranian-born American artist, Louise Nevelson was a wandering figure. After living in multiple countries she became a prominent figure in the New York art scene until her death in 1988. Her work is notorious for her “Assemblage” sculptures made out of wooden fragments that she collected in the streets.

Natural Concert, Kader Attia

French artist Kader Attia conceived, in collaboration with patients, a piece for the gardens of the Rouffach psychiatric hospital. It is an installation that becomes alive when it rains.