Anish kapoor

1997

The artcore journal series Installed are posts for the artcore (b)log that include written information provided by the institution, gallery, or artist’s website along with a selection of imag…

I'd say the work of sculptor Anish Kapoor speaks for itself. I'll leave it at that. I think it's pretty awe-inspiring in its immense simplicity. Just beautiful.

Expo d'art moderne dans le cadre du printemps de septembre à Toulouse. Musée des abattoirs. Oeuvre de Anish Kapoor : "My red homeland"

Download scientific diagram | Anish Kapoor, Svayambh, (2007). Wax and oil-based paint. Dimensions variable. Installation: Royal Academy of Arts, London, 2009. Photo: Dave Morgan. Courtesy of the artist and the Royal Academy of Arts. from publication: Waiting for Art The Experience of Real Time in Sculpture | Why and how does some contemporary art make us wait, and why does the beholder choose to stay? This study seeks to answer this question by exploring what happens to the viewer while…

Anish Kapoor's sculptures are often simple shapes made of chrome. Interacting and reflecting with their surroundings, they show changed perspectives and interrogate the nature of perception. Picture: Oren Rozen via Wiki

Although a recent addition to the city, Anish Kapoor’s shiny sculpture has become an icon of Chicago. Here’s everything you need to know about the public...

2003

Following our previous story about a labia-like staircase, these images by French photographer Stefan Tuchila illustrate the womb-like orbs created by artist Anish Kapoor in the Grand Palais, Paris. Formed of three 35 metre-high interconnected balloons, the Leviathan sculpture has a dark purple skin and a translucent red interior. From inside, the silhouette of the palace ceiling is visible through the bulbous red rubber. The