10 most amazing Art Sculptures in the world

1, London Booster
2, A Giant Baby
3, Antony Howe
4, Melting Woman Face
5, The Floating Tap
6, Kon Sun
7, The Disappearing Sculpture
8, The Kinetic Rain Sculpture
9, The paper Kinetic Sculpture
10, Derek Hugger

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The festival activities will begin at noon on Thursday, October 8 and run through Sunday, October 11, at 2 Center Street, Newark, directly across from NJPAC. We will be joined by live music and 3-D printing of mini-Animodules.

Art • Peace • Diversity • Social Justice

Please remember to wear a mask. Responsible social distancing in effect.

What: Barat Foundation Live Painting of an Animodule sculpture
Where: 2 Center Street, Newark – directly across from NJPAC
When: Beginning Thursday, October 8, at noon, running through Sunday, October 11.

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Westwood Gallery, NYC is a contemporary art gallery, established in 1995 in the heart of SoHo, New York. The gallery represents several artist estates from the New York school, as well as contemporary artists working in diverse media, including painting, photography, video, and sculpture.
Westwood Gallery,
http://www.westwoodgallery.com/ NYC is a contemporary art gallery, established in 1995 in the heart of SoHo, New York. The gallery represents several artist estates from the New York school, as well as contemporary artists working in diverse media, including painting, photography, video, and sculpture. The gallery also develops innovative programs that integrate fine art with diverse projects, such as multi-media exhibitions, film production, new technologies, and other unique applications.
In addition to on-site exhibitions, Westwood Gallery NYC has organized and curated over one hundred museum-quality exhibitions both in the U.S. and abroad. The gallery program encompasses traveling museum exhibitions, art talks, private and corporate art consultation, as well as educational and non-profit collaborations.

The gallery founders James Cavello and Margarite Almeida, with their internationally acclaimed expertise in the fine arts, have provided curatorial consultation for:

» artist legacy representation
» curatorial services
» traveling exhibitions
» corporate branding
» museum acquisitions
» private collections
» site specific installations
» publications
» multi-media art projects
» artist feature and documentary film production
» management of new media art projects
» architectural and art integrated concepts
» U.S. and international government art projects

Estate Representation

WESTWOOD GALLERY NYC owns, represents and manages estates of New York artists, 1950s and 1960s, through exhibitions, educational programs and publications.

· Will Insley (1929-2011)
· James Juthstrom (1925-2007)
· Roy Schatt (1909-2002)
· Jacques Lowe (1930-2001)
· Constantin Antonovici (1911-2002)
The gallery’s represented artists are included in the permanent collections of MoMA, Metropolitan Museum of Art, Guggenheim Museum, Smithsonian, Whitney Museum of American Art, Museum of Fine Arts Boston, PS1, Walker Art Center, Los Angeles County Museum of Art and other national and international institutions.

website © WESTWOOD GALLERY NYC

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Leah Poller has exhibited her work worldwide in galleries, museums, institutions, and public spaces since 1998. She has won many distinguished awards and her work is in major international collections. She has lectured extensively on curating, collecting, and motivational/behavioral studies related to the creative life.

PLACES Arnot Museum • Museo Regional Michoacano • Edward Dean Museum • Casa Diego Rivera • Washington Square Windows at NYU • Grounds for Sculpture • Kisrnet Gallery • Mexican Culture Institute of New York • Claypool Young Museum – Ofivalmo • Capital One Bank • National Building Museum • Portals Gallery • Centro Cultural Sefaradi • Mercedes Benz Gallery of New York • Association for Spirituality and Psychotherapy • Fleet Bank • Galleria Dante • Centro Cultural San Angel • Galerie Treger • Instituto Nacional de Antropologia y Historia • North Fork Bank • Duveen Gallery • Fordham University – Stamford Connecticut Art Walk • South Bend Indiana Art Museum • Yin Yang Social Laboratory of New York SOFA • Washington DC Project for the Arts • National Museum of American Art • Greater Reston Arts Center

CITIES Paris • Mexico City • Phoenix • Soho • Naples • Guadalajara • New York • Mexico City • Miami Beach • Los Angeles • Stamford • Palm Springs • Tucson • Bethesda • Washington • Boca Raton • Tribeca • South Bend • Morehead • Seattle • Chicago • Akron • Boulder • Morelia • Cherry Hill • Harrison

AWARDS Artist’s Equity • Pen and Brush • South C. Lorrilard Wolfe Institute • South Bend Indiana Museum • Washington Project for the Arts • National Galleries of the Smithsonian Institute.

COMMISSIONS Lionel Vielot, dancer • Thamir Al Kaisi, French artist • Michelle Kombluh, portrait of a young girl- Laura Alexis, French cinema actress • Dany Meadows, French author • Serge Ber, art specialist • Enrique Guzman de Acevedo, Latin American correspondent to the White House • Ever Gordon, Jamaican poet and jazz musician.

COLLECTIONS Soaring Words, international children’s charity • John Demaio, Esq, attorney • Alain Baudry, French Editor • Dr. Maurice Tran Dinh Cahn • Mr Serge Ber, antique dealer • Laura McCann, CEO of Zweave, Inc. • John Hechinger, CEO, Hechinger Corp. • Edilberto Reyes, CPA • Dr. and Mrs. A. Wise • Madeline McConnell, Art Consultant • Jayson and Tassi Arnster, Attorneys • Marite Bonnal, Author • Kenneth Kombluh, CEO, Marketing Pilot, Inc. • D. Doane, CEO, Customs Foods • Amal Warren, Jeweler to the Royal Family of Abu Dhabi • Olivier Dieudonne, Investment Banker • Dr. Francois Elmai, DDS • Mr. and Mrs. David Cohen • Jerome Bonnouvrier, CEO, DNA Model Agency • David Ramsey, Bell Laboratories • Julien David, financial consultant • Frederique Morrel and Aaron Levine, artists • Michelle Kornbluh, Executor Director, Public Issuance CFF.

AFFILIATIONS National Museum of Women • Association for International Artists • National Artist’s Equity • Women’s Caucus for the Arts • Washington Sculpture Guild • Association des Sculpteurs (France) • Friends of the Museum of the Americas – Pen and Brush (New York) • Who’s Who of American Women • Artists’ Round Table.

BIBLIOGRAPHY “Appreciation of Leah Poller and her Beds” by Cliff Johns,“The Potomac” • “Fabrica de Suenos”, “El Informador” • “De Manhattan a Mexico” by Argelia Castello, la Voz de Michoacan • “De la cama al museo”, Acentro • “Leah’s Bed’s” by Cate McLare, Boca Sentinal • “Global Frontunners”, Profile Magazine • “Casting Your Bed in Bronze”, The Artist’s Magazine • “Exhibit celebrates surrealist’s fascination with Bedfellows”, Spotlight Chicago • “Bed Puns” by Fred Camper, Chicago Reader • “A Question of Culture” by Mitchell Snow, Eyewash • “The Symbolic Bed”, Eyewash.

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