Contemporary Sculpture Exhibition Mixes Old & New At British Musuem
Cowbag — October 8, 2008 — Art & Design
References: britishmuseum.org & notcot.org
Statuephilia is a collection of contemporary statue pieces on show at the British Museum featuring artists such as Antony Gormley, Damien Hirst, Ron Mueck, Noble & Webster and Marc Quinn.
The British Museum, which was founded in 1753, is hardly associated with the art world’s cutting edge until now which mixes new pieces with those from the museums existing collections.
Siren, an solid 18-carat gold of the supermodel Kate Moss by Marc Quinn is one of the highlights and is Gormley’s angel sculpture.
The British Museum, which was founded in 1753, is hardly associated with the art world’s cutting edge until now which mixes new pieces with those from the museums existing collections.
Siren, an solid 18-carat gold of the supermodel Kate Moss by Marc Quinn is one of the highlights and is Gormley’s angel sculpture.
Trend Themes
1. Contemporary Sculpture - Embracing modern art forms in sculpture and exploring new interpretations and techniques.
2. Mixing Old & New - Blending traditional and contemporary sculpture to create unique and thought-provoking exhibits.
3. Inclusion of Existing Collections - Integrating existing museum collections with contemporary sculpture to create a dynamic and engaging experience.
Industry Implications
1. Art & Culture - Opportunity for museums and galleries to showcase a mix of traditional and modern sculpture, attracting a diverse audience.
2. Luxury Goods - Exhibiting high-end sculptures, such as the 18-carat gold Kate Moss statue, catering to affluent collectors and art enthusiasts.
3. Event Planning - Creating unique and immersive sculpture exhibitions in historic venues, offering memorable experiences for visitors and art aficionados.
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