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Sculptor Sarah Sze presented slides of some of her work to a capacity crowd at Harvard’s Carpenter Center on February 23rd.
I’m always intrigued and a little apprehensive when artists discuss their work and their creative processes. Often the creator’s perspective can deepen my appreciation of an artwork. But sometimes explaining a piece too […]

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media: sidewalk, dried leaves, fence, concrete post, lollipop
2006
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media: plastic, sand, wood, snow, concrete, aluminum
2006
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“SCAP” — anonymous
media: cushion, traffic cone, house, tree
2006
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Knitted robots can absorb literature by osmosis. It’s a fact.

If you think you can handle it, there’s more dangerously cute robot action to be had.

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media: dishwasher, paper bag, aluminum can, foam cup, denim
2005
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media: trashcan, paint, water, tire, fence, asphalt, weeds
2005
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untitled — anonymous
media: assemblage of electronic parts
2004
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The inside of this computer was the origin of my “found sculpture” project — I thought it was gorgeous, not an adjective I usually apply to computers. It was put together by the good folks at pcAudioLabs. (They specialize in computers for recording […]