Glassy Baby Looks Like Glass: Part 3

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  The Old In Out 1998 Sarah Lucas born 1962 Purchased 1999 http://www.tate.org.uk/art/work/T07513

Sarah Lucus- The Old In Out, Polyurethane resin 400 × 360 × 520 mm, 14 kg Purchased in 1999

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Aurora Robson- Kermit, 2011, 24″ x 24″ x 24″, plastic debris (PET), aluminum rivets, tinted polycrylic + mica powder

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Adam Fu- The Course of True Love Never Did Run Smooth,Black ink, Spray paint, H 28 in. x W 22 in.

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Bruce Riley- Me Machine, Resin, 32.000 x 36.000 x 2.500 inches

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Craig Kauffman- Untitled, acrylic liquor on vacuum formed plastic, 34x58x8in

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Naum Gabo- Model for ‘Column’,Cellulose nitrate, 143 × 95 × 95 mm

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Cesar Baldaccini- Thumb, Polyester resin, 406 × 140 × 203 mm, 6.7 kg

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Antoine Pevsner- Plastic, 77 × 59 × 92 mm

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Tara Donovan- “Bluffs,” buttons and glue 50-1/2″ x 48-1/2″ x 27″

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Pinar Yoldas- Swan Glasses in blue, digital media, size varies

The pieces I have chosen have things in common. All the works use color in some where in there work. All the works also utilize lighting, this helps create glassy looking surfaces. Lastly they contrast in some way to there background. These works also differ in ways. They all work with different mediums such as resin, plastic, and spray paint. They all look like different forms in which glass can take weather that be neon, murine, flam working, or kiln formed glass. I chose this selection of work due to the fact that they all chose to work with colors that I am drawn to. I also chose this body of work since the are all made out of a variety of mediums.