Topic: "Artist's Work That Has Influenced My Own"
I am inspired by artists who work with respect for traditional techniques and create well-crafted objects. One artist that immediately comes to mind is the sculptor Martin Puryear. I have been in love with his work since I was an undergrad and saw some large pieces at the MFA in Boston.
Here is a picture of Martin Puyear in his studio. Check out all of those tools!
Here is an installation of his work at SF MOMA last year. |
Click the links below to see what others in etsymetal have to say about artists that inspire them:
Theresa - http://tkmetalarts.blogspot.com
Fluxplay Jewellery (Maria Whetman) - http://www.fluxplay.blogspot.com
2Roses - http://www.jewelrytutorial.blogspot.com
Elizabeth Scott - http://esdesignsjewelry.com/blog
Andrea Ring- http://www.amuckdesign.blogspot.com
Nodeform - http://nodeform.blogspot.com/
Beth Cyr http://bcyrjewelry.blogspot.com
Inbar Bareket http://inbarbareket.net
Cynthia Del Giudice: http://cynthiadelgiudice.blogspot.com
Evelyn Markasky: http://markasky.blogspot.com/
AdobeSol - http://www.AdobeSol.com/blog
Quercus Silver http://quercussilver.blogspot.com/
Fluxplay Jewellery (Maria Whetman) - http://www.fluxplay.blogspot.com
2Roses - http://www.jewelrytutorial.blogspot.com
Elizabeth Scott - http://esdesignsjewelry.com/blog
Andrea Ring- http://www.amuckdesign.blogspot.com
Nodeform - http://nodeform.blogspot.com/
Beth Cyr http://bcyrjewelry.blogspot.com
Inbar Bareket http://inbarbareket.net
Cynthia Del Giudice: http://cynthiadelgiudice.blogspot.com
Evelyn Markasky: http://markasky.blogspot.com/
AdobeSol - http://www.AdobeSol.com/blog
Quercus Silver http://quercussilver.blogspot.com/
Excellent! I love his work!
ReplyDeleteI have a photo of my picked artist at his studio too :) I love to see their work and their studios too!
Gorgeous forms and texture. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteHis work is fabulous! Thanks for sharing your article.
ReplyDeleteWhat neat pieces; they have so much volume. Very jealous of all those tools!
ReplyDeleteCor, those are lovely. They remind me a bit of the sculpture of David Nash...
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