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Magical world of inflatable art opens new cultural landmark in Manchester

Creative Boom

Psychedelic universe You, Me and The Balloons invites visitors to immerse themselves in Kusama's psychedelic universe as they journey through a colourful landscape of large-scale inflatable sculptures, many standing over 10 metres tall or suspended from the 21-metre-high ceiling. Installation view, Fosun Foundation, Shanghai.

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Sonya Kelliher-Combs Merges Collective Knowledge and Native Alaskan Heritage in Mixed Media

Colossal

“Credible Small Secrets” (2021-present), sculpture, printed fabric, human hair, nylon thread, glass beed, and steel pen, variable dimensions. Photo by Chris Arend “Credible, Fairbanks” (2019), painting, mixed media, 16 x 16 inches. The mitts were all handmade and lent by local community members.

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Dancing Figures and Natural Elements Coalesce in Jonathan Hateley’s Elegant Bronze Sculptures

Colossal

All images © Jonathan Hateley, shared with permission Immersed in nature, female figures dance, reflect, and rest in Jonathan Hateley ’s limber bronze sculptures. “I was drawn to create a sculpture reflecting nature on the surface of the figure, which could be better highlighted with the use of colour,” he tells Colossal.

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Lauren Halsey’s ’emajendat’ Is an Energetic Celebration of South Central Los Angeles

Colossal

Inspired by the South Central neighborhood of Los Angeles, where Lauren Halsey s family has lived for generations, vibrant sculptures and site-specific installations vividly reflect the artist’s community. Become a Colossal Member today and support independent arts publishing for as little as $7 per month.

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Wearable Sculptures Blend Humans into Surrounding Landscapes in Photographs by Nordic Artists

Colossal

Each photograph features a solitary figure in a landscape wearing a sculpture of the natural elements of their choosing. Materials such as moss, bull kelp, puffball mushrooms, and millet must be gathered and assembled into what amounts to a wearable sculpture. “Karin” (Norway 2019). “Mane” (Senegal 2019).

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Nicholas Galanin Hews Visions of the Present From Indigenous Knowledge, Land, and Memory

Colossal

Photo by Jason Wyche Based in Sitka, Alaska, Galanin often incorporates traditional Tlingit and Unangax art forms into contemporary sculptures and installations. Photo by Brad Tone “The Value of Sharpness: When it Falls” (2019), 60 porcelain hatchets, 13 1/4 x 5 x 1 inches each; installation variable.

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Textured Paper Sculptures by Zai Divecha Emphasize Shadow and Light

Colossal

“Draco” (2019), paper, wood, LEDs, 40 x 72 x 3 inches. San Francisco-based artist Zai Divecha fashions countless pleats, creases, and flaps for her monochromatic paper sculptures. “Draco” (2019), paper, wood, LEDs, 40 x 72 x 3 inches. Become a Colossal Member and support independent arts publishing.

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