Art
Brooklyn-based David Macaluso is an internationally recognized artist who uses recycled motor oil in his artwork, exploring the world’s insatiable addiction to oil. In 2008 the artist made international headlines with his Barack Obama: Made in Motor Oil painting series made from recycled automobile oil.
An appreciation for the fragility of the urban forest manifests in Japanese artist Naoko Ito's Urban Nature 2009 installation. Using cut up branches and glas...
Snow Furniture Dancing , a new exhibit at the Milwaukee Art Museum from sustainable artist and designer Hongtao Zhou, explores climate change through a meltin...
Artist Tom Price used pieces of polypropylene tubes to create this elegant tree for the Chinese Gallery, Chapter 7 in Hangzhou. The 4m (13’2”) tree installat...
British artist and inventor Luke Jerram never ceases to amaze with his sculptures, art installations, and inventions. His latest project is a sound generat...
Ordinary clothespins become extraordinary works of art in the hands of Argentina-based Normal Studio . Originally planned as a one-off installation, the Tende...
Watermelon, papaya, cabbage, sweet peas, and potatoes are just a few of the fruits and vegetables transformed at the hands of American artist Margaret Dorf...
American industrial designer Valera Barnayev salvages furniture destined for the landfill and transforms it into colorful furniture art. Inspired by sea co...
Haunting images of animals, captured in natural light, are the subject of a new Giacomo Brunelli exhibit at the Photofusion Gallery in London, England.
More than a fifth of the world’s coral is dead or dying. Canadian industrial artist Katherine Morley has created a line of stunning porcelain vessels desig...
British artist and inventor Luke Jerram creates stunning glass sculptures of lethal pathogens, including HIV, H1N1, SARS and E. coli as part of his collection G...
