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Continue reading “Kinetic Sculpture Intermittently Lights ... The original uses a metal chain and is motor-driven, but ... And what better way to present them but as brass wire art sculptures.
How a father and son are combining engineering and art 03:52. In a small studio in Fergus Falls, the clinking and clanking of metal isn't noise, it's imagination in motion.
The Hyde Collection in Glens Falls will showcase George Rickey’s kinetic sculpture both large and small this summer.
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Kinetic Sculpture Race returns with wacky art - MSNEye-catching and heartfelt artworks that are wild, wacky and uniquely Baltimore are set to face off in the Kinetic Sculpture Race this weekend. This weekend, human-powered contraptions will ...
Founded in 1969 by artist Hobart Brown, it’s a local tradition where teams race homemade human-powered art vehicles over 50 miles of land, sand, water and mud. In Arcata, several teams build their ...
Mr. Hess, a metal sculptor from Phoenix, Md., said that the race was sculpture in its purest form. “It’s not monetized. It’s a gift to spectators,” said Mr. Hess, who was wearing a kilt.
On Sept. 24, 2016, Lowell experienced its first kinetic sculpture race. It was an unforgettable day filled with feats of engineering traversing the city’s streets, battling a mud pit, and ...
Father-son duo’s mesmerizing kinetic sculptures featured on the national stage. By CNN. ... the clinking and clanking of metal isn’t noise, it’s ... “Art is about making people feel ...
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Minnesota father-son duo's mesmerizing kinetic sculptures ... - MSNIn a small studio in Fergus Falls, the clinking and clanking of metal isn't noise, it's imagination in motion. Jeff Zachmann and his son Carl are kinetic sculptors, building mesmerizing, moving ...
Father-son duo’s mesmerizing kinetic sculptures featured on the ... — In a small studio in Fergus Falls, the clinking and clanking of metal isn’t ... moving works of art that blend ...
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