Sculpture workshop

The incredible studio of artist and sculptor Davide Galbiati. He has a wonderful ability to make great sculptures out of wood and concrete. With his wooden artworks he draws inspiration from the relationship between trees and the human being. Most recently he wanted to go further as an artist and find new ways to express his creativity through different mediums such as concrete. This allows him to journey into the unknown and provide new challenges.

Sculpture Workshops and Classes for Learning Sculpting Techniques

The studio of Henry Moore

Continuing her series, Emily Tobin visits the artist at work in Clapton on his modular, mechanical pieces

Barbara Hepworth‘s sculpture is an exploration of abstraction through empty space, and a reimagining of her beloved Cornish landscape

Yoko Kubrick’s marble works reference familiar tales while subverting the traditions that have defined her discipline.

Last weekend at the store, ceramic sculptor Debra Fritts presented her "Head Talk" workshop. Debra shared with participants how she forms her busts and portraits. She also demonstrated how she builds

sculptor's studio by cacahuete's, via Flickr

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Image 5 of 40 from gallery of Jackson Dinsdale Art Center / TACK architects. Photograph by Tom Kessler

In honour of 'Man Week' we revisit the most wow-factor craftsman caves from our creative people archive!

Cardiff Pottery Workshops Foundation

Clay Date Night, Pottery Classes, Wheel Throwing, Memberships, Paint Your Own Pottery and GAP Girls Apprenticeship Project. SBAP is a place where CLAY meets community in St. Louis.

Download 'Sculptor at Work' - Skilled sculptor carves a new creation from a block of marble in his sunlit workshop. - Get this free stock photo and more high-quality images on StockCake. No attribution required.

“The purpose of art is to lay bare the questions that have been hidden by the answers” - JAMES A. BALDWIN - (Bourdelle Museum | Photograph by Marc Escudé)