Thursday, April 16, 2009

Anthony Gormley





Shown above are the new sculptures by London artist, Anthony Gormley that are currently being shown at Galerie Thaddaeu Ropac, Salzburg until May 23rd, 2009. Pretty cool work. I like his old ones too. His works shows that gravity is what puts us together and in tact. Noiiiice. Hahaha. Anyways, this is just a fraction of the amazing projects he has done. Check out more on his website. Thumbs up!

Here are samples of his old work:


Artist: Anthony Gormley | Represented by Galerie Thaddaeu Ropac
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  1. HollyRaceApril 17, 2009 at 5:02 PM

    Hiya,
    I've posted a link to this on the 'One and Other' blog - www.oneandother.co.uk/whats-new.html
    Hope that's okay!

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