How to Look: Sculpture 2D vs 3D

How to Look at Sculpture
*Spoiler: don't look at the sculpture
Featuring 4 of my favorite contemporary sculptors!

FYI: The "making of" video (mentioned in the end), will be done in about 6 weeks - I'm working on a couple audio tour productions that I need to finish first. So subscribe now! In the mean time:

FAQ:
Hey how "David" get back on the roof?!

Contemporary artists featured:

Simon Schubert (folded paper)

Kevin Francis Gray: (marble that looks like clay)

Antony Gormley ("pixelated" human figures)

Carol Bove (abstract metal sculpture)

[chief-rainmaker]

The swoosh sound FX on the head turns, and the camera switches all add to the production value and I say keep it up.

[kitkoe_]

thank you for the new insight and outlook on sculptures and art as a whole

[geordielaforge]

Yay! New video! I recommended this channel to lots of friends but they wouldn't subscribe because they thought it was dead :( Please upload more videos, this channel is sorely needed on you tube :)

[anushka]

Hey!!! You're fucking awesome! I love watching everything and as an artist I learn so much from your insight and enthusiasm!! It just makes my day, thank you!!

[zeeroh]

Very helpful to me, as I'm looking to acquire (make? buy?) sculpture for my yard. I don't recall much mention of the shadows *cast* by sculpture against wall; e.g. Calder's wire sculpture portraits (I don't mean mobiles). Any thoughts from you on this? These works of Calder inspired me to a (comparatively pathetic) outdoor sculpture from spiral gardening gardening stakes, which cast shadows on a back wall, which along with those from an overhead arbor structure, change as the sun progresses through the day. P.S., It's endlessly amusing to watch people watch sculpture that moves, regardless of the source of the motion (people or light source).

[cliff_see]

Hey where’s the follow up on the Gromley miniature, , .?!