Elvis Jankus captured by Olgaç Bozalp and styled by DAN+SHAN with pieces from Rick Owens, Sonia Rykiel, Christopher Raeburn, Jonathan Saunders, James Long and more, in exclusive for Fucking Young! Online. Art direction and collage by... »

The three sculptures featured on the Roof Garden are from the Celebration series, which Koons began working on in 1993. Balloon Dog (Yellow) is based on balloons twisted into the shape of a toy dog. Standing more than ten feet

Rob and I got in the car on Saturday morning and set out to visit a new city. It's so weird to look at a map and discover the new places that are now just a long-ish drive away from your home. I'm so used to getting in the car and going to Charlottesville for the day or DC for the weekend, and it wa

Emily Bullock is known for her feather and beadwork creating pieces from her shop front studio

C amille Rose Garcia takes cues from those super creepy, old musical cartoons that you hardly ever come across anymore on late night T...

Antony Gormley - Over the last 25 years Antony Gormley has revitalised the human image in sculpture.

Henry Moore sketchbooks. During WWII there was verv little call for large scale sculpture. The pages of his sketchbooks of this period show that he was full of ideas for abstract sculptures that would make use of organic and natural forms rather than pure geometrical shapes.

The pleasure of looking at John Stezaker's work is the shiver of seeing something banal made strange. Studio shots of long-dead actors and hand tinted postcards of waterfalls and landscapes are hackneyed and banal. But when Stezaker lays one of these tired images on top of another, or just slices or folds into a photograph, a strange alchemy takes place. Jolted, we see both the material reality of the photo - look it's been chopped up! while still being seduced by the tidal pull of its…

Explore enrique lopezdelosrios's 338 photos on Flickr!

who: Stephen J Shanabrook what: paper surgery photography why: because he crumples, folds and twists photography to a new level. Sh...

Wow - I can't help but double-take at this portrait. It's disturbing and capturing. I love it. Credit to the artist

Or should we say, the works of Agnes Cecile, because Silvia goes by that name as well. We are into the works of the Italian artist this morning, who w...

GCSE art fragments/photography