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In 1987, armed with degrees in sculpture and printmaking from the Minneapolis College of Art and Design, Ann Wood and Dean Lucker began creating mechanical sculptures that require the viewer’s participation to bring the art to life. Lucker and Wood’s Mechanical Pictures and Dexterity Games are a sheer delight for the perpetually curious. Art that moves – that engages me in the process – is infinitely appealing.
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Sometimes you have to be in just the right frame of mind to fully appreciate an artist’s work. That was the case for me this morning as I glanced through flameworker Carmen Lozar’s portfolio of work. Lozar celebrates the small moments of every day life with glass vignettes that are executed with a precision that allows her innate talent to emerge.
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Automata artist Keith Newstead’s step by step record of his first Steampunk Automata is now a book, available on blurb here. I love this – both the automata and the idea of self-publishing a book!
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