You are able to gift 5 more articles this month. Anyone can access the link you share with no account required. Learn more. NEW YORK – A New York City artist has lassoed a small public park, creating ...
You are able to gift 5 more articles this month. Anyone can access the link you share with no account required. Learn more. Rockland Public Library is hosting artist Eric Darling for a talk on his ...
Life is full of surprises. Laura Vallo might know that more than most. There are good surprises, like having sold her rope art pieces to people across the country. It’s even a nice surprise that she’s ...
An artist from Maine is creating colorful wall hangings and sculptures, using recycled rope once used as lobster gear. Eric Darling says his mission is to keep as much rope out of landfills as he can ...
Dan Flower has a funny way of making accidents work for him. Last November, he was breaking a green colt on a ranch he was leasing on the Powder River in Wyoming. "That colt ducked his head and went ...
See Seven Crazy Cosplay Characters, and more photos from Mizucon 2012. Walking among Mizucon’s cosplay, anime showings, and teens eating Japanese candy, you would think that the annual convention of ...
As visitors enter the New Bedford Art Museum, they are welcomed by a larger-than-life portrait of a woman towering above. She is magnificently stylish in colorful splendor, donned in a crimson ...
Turner Prize-nominated artist David Shrigley has launched a London exhibition featuring a 10-tonne pile of discarded rope, priced at £1m. He spent months collecting unwanted material – from cruise ...
NEW YORK (AP) - A New York City artist has lassoed a small public park, creating a whimsical landscape of bright red, yellow and blue enclosures out of recycled lobster rope for visitors to explore.
Jeff Best loves getting his hands on rusty barbed wire. He takes the material, also known as devil’s rope, from old fence posts and rural trash dumps, then bends, twists and shapes it into majestic ...
Eric Darling used to paint a surreal black-and-white world populated by “the Skullys,” a grim clan equipped with expressionless, oversized skulls on otherwise ordinary bodies. When he moved to the ...
An artist from Maine is creating colorful wall hangings and sculptures, using recycled rope once used as lobster gear. Eric Darling says his mission is to keep as much rope out of landfills as he can ...
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