世军 刘
"Morning light"
Heykel - Paslanmaz Çelik | 25,6x13,8 in
$11.405,08
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Contemporary World Culture Sculptures are a reflection of the diversity and richness of cultures around the world. These sculptures are created using a range of supports such as metal, wood, stone, and clay, and incorporate a variety of materials such as glass, fabric, and found objects. What sets these sculptures apart is their ability to capture the essence of different cultures, and the emotional impact they have on their audience.
©2010 世军 刘
Origins and History
Contemporary World Culture Sculptures have a rich history that spans centuries. The earliest sculptures date back to ancient civilizations such as the Egyptians, Greeks, and Romans. These sculptures were often made from stone or bronze and depicted religious or mythological figures.
©2023 Emmanuel Okoro
Evolutions of theses works in the contemporary art market
Contemporary World Culture Sculptures have undergone a remarkable transformation in recent years, reflecting the diverse cultural influences that shape our modern world. With an emphasis on inclusivity and diversity, contemporary sculptors have created works that explore themes of identity, community, and history. These sculptures often incorporate a wide range of materials and techniques, from traditional carving and casting to digital fabrication and installation art. As the art market continues to evolve, these sculptures have become increasingly important, with collectors and museums seeking out works that reflect the complex and dynamic nature of contemporary society. Whether exploring the rich traditions of indigenous cultures or addressing pressing social issues, World Culture Sculptures are an essential part of the contemporary art landscape.
©2022 Fermin Fleites
Related Famous Artists
Contemporary artists who focus on World Culture Sculptures include Ai Weiwei, Yinka Shonibare, and Kehinde Wiley.
Ai Weiwei is a Chinese artist and activist who uses sculpture to address social and political issues in China and around the world. His work often blends traditional Chinese techniques with modern materials and themes.
Yinka Shonibare is a British-Nigerian artist who explores themes of colonialism, race, and identity through his colorful and complex sculptures. His work often features African fabrics and patterns, which he uses to challenge Western notions of art and culture.
Kehinde Wiley is an American artist who creates large-scale portraits of people of color in classical poses, often set against vibrant backgrounds. His work explores themes of power, race, and identity, and challenges traditional notions of who is represented in art.
These artists all use sculpture to explore contemporary World Culture, often delving into themes of identity, power, and social justice. Their work is both visually striking and emotionally resonant, challenging viewers to rethink their assumptions about art and the world around them.
©2024 Nadine Vergues
Notable contemporary World Culture Sculptures
Contemporary world culture sculptures are a testament to the rich cultural diversity of our planet. Some of the most well-known contemporary sculptures include:
"Cloud Gate" by Anish Kapoor, created in 2004 - also known as "The Bean," this sculpture is located in Chicago’s Millennium Park and is a giant, reflective, stainless steel bean-shaped structure that reflects the city’s skyline and surrounding greenery.
"Angel of the North" by Antony Gormley, created in 1998 - located in Newcastle, UK, this sculpture is a 20-meter tall angel with a wingspan of 54 meters. It is made of steel and is one of the most recognizable landmarks of the region.
"Maman" by Louise Bourgeois, created in 1999 - located in multiple cities worldwide, this sculpture is a giant spider that stands over 30 feet tall. The spider represents Bourgeois’ mother, who was a skilled weaver, and the sculpture is meant to symbolize the strength and fragility of women.
"The Gates" by Christo and Jeanne-Claude, created in 2005 - installed in New York City’s Central Park, this installation consisted of over 7,000 orange fabric panels hanging from metal frames. The artwork was meant to be a temporary exhibition and was on display for just 16 days.
"Reflecting Pool" by Jeppe Hein, created in 2006 - located in Aarhus, Denmark, this sculpture is a shallow pool with a series of jets that create ripples when people walk by or touch the water. The artwork is meant to encourage interaction and playfulness with the surrounding environment.
Each of these sculptures offers a unique perspective on contemporary world culture, and each artist has used their medium to convey powerful messages about society, nature, and the human condition.
Nadine Vergues
"Déliquescence"
Heykel - Plastik | 39,4x15,8 in
$3.367,3
Frédéric-Auguste Bartholdi
"Statue of Liberty in Pure Silver 0.999"
Heykel - Döküm | 43x11 in
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Abou Sidibé
"La légende de malisadjo"
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"Female Buddha from the Island of Java"
Heykel - Taş | 30,7x17,3 in
$67.532,81
Stéphane Jocardes (Léla (1991))
"l'Eclat de DUAFE"
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$1.012,48
Jean Paul Constant
"Guerrier"
Heykel - Terracotta | 17,7x17,7 in
$1.817,45
Berendina De Ruiter
"The dreamcatcher"
Heykel - Taş | 10,4x21,3 in
$3.599,57
Marco
"BERBER GIRL"
Heykel - Bronz | 15,8x8,7 in
$1.512,72
Stefan Mager
"The Great Spell Caster"
Heykel - Seramik | 11x5,5 in
$274,08
Claude Feuillet
"DANTA"
Heykel - Rezine | 15x9,1 in
$4.362,65
Alina Veinkrot
"VESSEL"
Heykel - Metaller | 8,7x4,7 in
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Emmanuel Okoro
"Afro Beauty"
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Vitali Gambarov
"Tea party in Chernobyl."
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$165.182
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Christophe Milcent
"African godess"
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Joshua Stazio
"Fiammifero"
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$2.884,54
Philippe Fares
"LE BLOC"
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$12.310,37
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"DON´T TOUCH MY MONEY"
Heykel - Ahşap | 16,5x11,6 in
$1.274,62
Ulysse Baldasseroni (UTCHEN)
"CHAMPIGNON DE TERRE"
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Igor Gadreaud (Gad the Brand)
"Night Shaman"
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$9.500,09
Mircea Puscas
"CRUTIFIXION"
Heykel - Bronz | 16,1x7,9 in
$3.905
Alejandro Henriksen
"SOL IN"
Heykel - Metaller | 26x26 in
$2.491,34
André Saunier
"l'indien"
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$785,3
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"Sculpture Artisanale - Métal Soudé - Moai Île de Pâques"
Heykel - Metaller | 984,3x472,4 in
$14.692,49
Fermin Fleites
"The Winner"
Heykel - Bronz | 32x18 in
$10.807
Henry Munyaradzi
"Moonhead"
Heykel - Taş | 13,4x6,7 in
$7.048,07
Anatoly Popov
"Oasis"
Heykel - Bronz | 17,7x18,5 in
$6.860
Aurore Lanteri
"Démone"
Heykel - Alçı | 25,2x11,6 in
$2.435,64
Armelle Colombier
"Petit masque trois pics"
Heykel - Seramik | 14,2x4,7 in
$251,21
Felipe Cesar D'Oliveira
"Boomrerang"
Heykel - Taş | 18,9x8,7 in
$1.612
Paolo Pastorino
"Osvaldo - Frida 200% Mat"
Heykel - Seramik | 8,7x4,3 in
$527,54
Christiane Guerry
"PEPITE"
Heykel - Kil | 14,6x39 in
$1.615,39
Alain Cousin
"ORIGINE 7"
Heykel - Rezine | 62,2x15 in
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Manuel Solà
"Cap7"
Heykel - Metaller | 13,4x9,5 in
$3.758,32
Zhao Yongchang
"入空（Meditation Panda）"
Heykel - Bronz | 11,8x18,1 in
$4.307
Patrice Bongrand
"Tableau " La grande vague" céramique RAKU"
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$1.164,3