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STEAMPUNK art exhibition

Posted in 3-D objects on April 5, 2009 | Leave a Comment »

Trailer for the first STEAMPUNK art exhibition in the US, perhaps the world. Curated by Art Donovan of Donovan Designs and including works from internationally known artists. Located in Bridgehampton NY. October 10, 2008

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URI HOFI

Posted in 3-D objects, tagged blacksmithing, ein-shemer, hammer, kibbutz, Steampunk, uri hofi on September 4, 2008 | Leave a Comment »

Uri Hofi is an Israeli smith born in Haifa Israel in 1935. Before becoming a blacksmith, Hofi worked in agricultural work in Israel and Africa as an agricultural engineer. He also established and managed the Mabatoo Art School in South Africa. After Hofi met Alfred Habermann at the 1984 ABANA conference in DePere Wisconsin, USA, [...]

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THEO JANSEN

Posted in 3-D objects, tagged kinetic, Steampunk, Theo Jansen on July 22, 2008 | 1 Comment »

Theo Jansen is a Dutch artist and kinetic sculptor. He builds large works which resemble skeletons of animals able to walk using the wind on the beaches of the Netherlands.
“The Animaris Rhinoceros Transport is a type of animal with a steel skeleton and a polyester skin. It looks as if there is a thick layer of [...]

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MIKE LIBBY

Posted in 3-D objects, tagged Dracula Steampunk Review, Mike Libby, Steampunk on July 22, 2008 | Leave a Comment »

Mike Libby is multi-disciplinary artist from South Portland, Maine who created the Insect Lab

He graduated with a degree in Sculpture from RISD in 1999 and attended the Vermont Studio Center, been also artist-in-residence at the University of Maine at Orono. He has been in many solo and group exhibits, in Maine, throughout the US and Canada [...]

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PIERRE MATTER

Posted in 3-D objects, tagged Dracula Steampunk Review, Pierre Matter, Steampunk on July 21, 2008 | Leave a Comment »

Pierre Matter is an amazing Steampunk artist.

© 2008 Pierre Matter
For me the art of Pierre Matter is an example of transition from decorative to fine arts. He does this with unmistakeable flavor and steam. He studied mathematics and his work emerged from a parallel work in painting and stone sculpture.

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CHRISTOPHER CONTE

Posted in 3-D objects, tagged Christopher Conte, Dracula Steampunk Review, Steampunk on July 21, 2008 | Leave a Comment »

Christopher Conte is a young promising artist. He was born in Norway and began drawing at age 3.

© Christopher Conte
At 6, shortly after moving to New York, he began taking college art classes at Hofstra University. He attended St. John’s University and in the eleventh grade received a scholarship to Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, New York [...]

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