by Linda Oeffling | Jun 2, 2018 | Architecture, Sculpture
I picture a dancer in arabesque, poised gracefully on the tip of one toe, her other leg straight behind her at 90 degrees, one hand back and one artistically stretched forward — the embodiment of grace in classic ballet. “The name arabesque applied to the...
by Linda Oeffling | May 6, 2018 | Sculpture
I think I have mentioned before that I am often teased about my penchant for over-organizing things. So when I came across an article about Kevin Harman and his “Skip” projects, I was immediately drawn in. I think there is a mandala-like quality to this...
by Linda Oeffling | Feb 24, 2018 | Sculpture
Nautilus (scale model), 2011 laser-cut stainless steel It was hard to choose what to feature from the prolific portfolio of Wim Delvoye. Start with his website home, a techie, video-game-like interface that is great fun to explore. Dive into the site and one project...
by Linda Oeffling | Mar 5, 2015 | General, Sculpture
Have you been to Artsy yet? Prepare yourself, you could be lost for years in the intricacies and information in this site. This is just a small glimpse of this crazy busy website. Follow your favorite artists, browse galleries, museums, fairs & shows, auctions,...
by Linda Oeffling | Dec 28, 2013 | Oeffling Art, Sculpture
Kind of a convoluted blog story, but I belatedly saw this article (from 2011) and cracked up. “The Physical Impossibility of Death in the Mind of Someone Living” by Damien Hirst (Image credit: Fickr user Rupert Ganzer) Kind of ironic that in “the...
by Linda Oeffling | Dec 16, 2013 | Sculpture
Catherine Willisthe perfume rings: exhibition curated by Diana Esnault-Pelterie “I consider my work as an exploration and a celebration of nature. To pay attention to smell is my way to observe quietly what I encounter on my path, a form of meditation,...
