English ceramist Beccy Ridsdel has worked as ceramics technician at York College for nearly 10 years and recently discovered her love of bone china and porcelain – I really like her latest work – an installation set up as an interrupted laboratory experiment – ceramics being dissected, like …]]>

English ceramist Beccy Ridsdel has worked as ceramics technician at York College for nearly 10 years and recently discovered her love of bone china and porcelain – I really like her latest work – an installation set up as an interrupted laboratory experiment – ceramics being dissected, like an autopsy, to find out what lays beneath the surface. Inspired by her mother, who is also a ceramist, Ridsdel is constantly exploring new forms and possibilities.

Blown away by the hand sculpted porcelain of artist Kate MacDowell

Born in Dublin, Ireland, of Trinidadian parents and a naturalized citizen of Canada, Brendan Lee Tang combines Asian ceramic culture, western pop icons, blinding colours, manga aesthetics and kitsch references in his incredible work.

Fantastic scluptural work by Nick Van Woert from Brooklyn, NY. Especially love his Eclipse series, which I presume must be based on the piece featured above titled Ghost.

Spotted this beautiful carved Ampersand on the ‘My Favourite Letters’ flickrpool. It’s by Brian Andrews who it turns out is some sort of master wood craftsman and has some incredible hand carved sculptures on his …]]>

Spotted this beautiful carved Ampersand on the ‘My Favourite Letters’ flickrpool. It’s by Brian Andrews who it turns out is some sort of master wood craftsman and has some incredible hand carved sculptures on his site.

Sound sculptures & installations by Zimoun

Sculptures by the sea is a fantastic outdoor exhibition which is currently taking place in Sydney along the popular walk between Coogee and Bondi beach. I was lucky enough to enjoy some of the fantastic pieces at last years event but I just got an email from

Sculptures by the sea is a fantastic outdoor exhibition which is currently taking place in Sydney along the popular walk between Coogee and Bondi beach. I was lucky enough to enjoy some of the fantastic pieces at last years event but I just got an email from Frost design who have this year got in on the act with this large format typographic solution, see more at Vince’s blog. Using the coastline handrail as a grid they have completed a quote form Lewis Carroll’s introductory poem to Alice in Wonderland, All in the Golden Afternoon. I particularly like the low-fi approach using a length of typical Frost orange material wrapped around the handrail. If your around Sydney I recommend checking it out.

Intriguing work by sculptor, artist, photographer Olafur Eliasson, born in Copenhagen and now residing in Berlin.

via Magic Realism (a nice little photoblog by YES)

Gehard Demetz lives and works in Val Gardena and produces the most amazing woodcarvings. Via Beautiful Decay

GBH have been busy at the Puma store on Carnaby street— building this full size Ferrari out of Puma gear (I’d love to see these guys’ sock drawers). According to GBH’s Jason Gregory ‘We are not sure if it would pass stringent F1 safety tests but it definitely looks …]]>

GBH have been busy at the Puma store on Carnaby street— building this full size Ferrari out of Puma gear (I’d love to see these guys’ sock drawers). According to GBH’s Jason Gregory ‘We are not sure if it would pass stringent F1 safety tests but it definitely looks sexy.’ To see the making of video, click here.