3D Art

Venus of Willendorf

Bas-relief sculpture. (Shallow extension)

Banteay Srei temple, Angor, Cambodia. 10^th century. Sandstone

Bas and High relief sculpture. Memorializes Colonel Robert Gould Shaw (irst African-American infantry unit to fight for the north in the civil war.)

Shaw Memorial

Carving statue

Michelangelo, David, 1501, marble, 17’ high

Casting/mold of bronze/stone

Richard Brooks, William Seward, bronze on stone pedestal, c. 1909.

Cast mold of Jimi Hendrix

Daryl Smith, Jimi Hendrix, 1996, bronze. Broadway and Pine, Seattle.

Bronze cast tmold that focuses on positive and negative shapes

Doris Chase, Changing Form, 1971. Bronze

Modeling example (additng then subtracting). Also using wire as base for form underneath.

Alberto Giacometti’s Walking Man

Uses assemblage/construction to make a horse statue. (metal, wood etc.- casts these things in bronze)

Debra Butterfield, Horses.

Uses water flow sound as kinetic feature in kinetic statue

Inspired by dada movement. Turns apartment into an abstract art space

Kurt Schwitters’ Merzbau

Exhibition with various sized boxes,. Boxes are ideas?symbols of memeory that the viewer becomes a part of as they navigate,

Rachel Whiteread, Embankment, 2005

Man escaping into space to ecsape soviet ideaologies at the time. Uses humor, imagination in this instalment art.

 Ilya Kabakov, The Man Who Flew Into Space From His Apartment

Performance art.

Artist taking part within art.

Becoming friend with coyote. Theme of building trust.

Joseph Beuys, I Like America and America Likes Me

Artist sitting across from viewers as they stare at each other.

Marina Abramovic,In The Artist is Present

A craft, a use of something. Elegant form that mirrors the organic spiral shape representing the ‘golden ratio’

Shaker style staircase, Pleasant Hill, Kentucky

Ornate gate, example of craftsmanship.

Yard gate; metal, concrete and glass.

Utilized and decorative example of craftsmanship

Antique Tabriz Persian carpet

Glass making craftsmanship. Very hard to make.

Cinerary Urn, Roman. C. 1^st century CE. Blown glass.

Craftsmanship inspired by 19th Century Art Nouveau movement.

Louis Tiffany, The Holy City, stained glass window

Product design inspired from Art Nouveau with organic and naturalistic styles lines.

Henry van de Velde, Chair, 1895. Wood, woven fiber.

More modern. Product Design tries to resemble ant.

Arne Jacobsen, Ant Chair, 1952. Steel and wood.