SUPERIOR, Neb. (KOLN) - During a recent visit to southern Nebraska, we discovered an artist producing a wide variety of artistic endeavors at her home. Sonya Romersheuser says she’s been making her ...
It was summer 2011, and Prof. Christine Mehring had just laid out her priorities as chair of the Provost’s faculty advisory committee on campus planning. At the top of her list: public art. Mehring ...
UChicago Arts announces the return of Wolf Vostell’s groundbreaking Concrete Traffic sculpture—a more than 16-ton, 1957 Cadillac de Ville encased in concrete—to its longtime home in Hyde Park this ...
It is not often that one associates cement with art. But when an artist combines such material with ideas located in the beauty of nature, the resulting product is definitely intriguing. A rage of ...
CONCRETE enabled the ancient Romans to erect structures that surpassed in grandiosity even the marble temples of Greece and the brick palaces of Babylon. Today in Italy—and in most of Europe, where ...
Okay, maybe we’re not the most artsy types around, but we’re sure many do appreciate this piece. A Cadillac encased in concrete has recently been rediscovered, and found to be a major work of art by ...
Folks looking to buy arts and crafts items from vendors at local farmers markets and art shows usually find things made using mediums like paint, wood, glass, fabric and more. But an Aurora artist who ...
Picture this: a 1957 Cadillac, almost entirely encased in 14 tons of concrete, parked in the east wing of the Campus North Parking Garage. The sculpture, created by Fluxus artist Wolf Vostell in 1970, ...
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