Edition Copenhagen. Find an in-depth biography, exhibitions, original artworks for sale, the latest news, and sold auction prices. British artists Tim Noble and Sue Webster are a creative team known for their experimental art including these mind-boggling light and shadow sculptures. Metal Fucking Rats with Heart Shaped Tail, 2007. Tim Noble & Sue Webster.

Contact for price. "A Conversation with Tim Noble and Sue Webster—Out From the Shadows." Jansen, Charlotte. (8 February 2017) Punj, Rajesh. PORTRAIT BY MAXINE BALLESTEROS. Lights, Shadow,(Re)Action: Tim Noble and Sue Webster Trash Art (PHOTOS) Their works range from effervescent, large-scale light installations to graphic art illustrations, to jaw-dropping sculptures made from materials like taxidermy animal parts, scrap metal and peanut butter. Tim Noble (b.1966) and Sue Webster (b.1967) first became known for their shadows portraits, created from sculpture-assemblages of ordinary things. We're talking about British collaborative artists Tim Noble and Sue Webster, who first took the art world by storm nearly fifteen years ago, and the two show no signs of slowing down (nor would we ever want them to). (December 2017) Punj, Rajesh. View Tim Noble and Sue Webster’s 159 artworks on artnet. Phillips. Sculpture. The duo forms abstract works from, which upon first glance, look like nothing other than straightforward piles of trash. They aggregate objects and debris into self-deprecating works that bridge two realities. Under directed light, the assemblages cast recognizable shadows, often self-portraits. … Tim Noble and Sue Webster are British artists who have collaborated together since 1996. Gagosian. Tim Noble and Sue Webster are London-based artists whose work combines assemblage, light, shadow and humor.

"Tim Noble and Sue Webster Get the Right End of the Stick in their Latest Show." In this interview they talk about how they continue to grow as artists while demonstrating some resent working methods. Contact for price. PORTRAIT BY MAXINE BALLESTEROS. We’re talking about British collaborative artists Tim Noble and Sue Webster, who first took the art world by storm nearly fifteen years ago, and the two show no signs of slowing down (nor would we ever want them to). A dead rat is not your conventional token of love. These fantastic shadow portraits are part of their latest exhibition “Nihilistic Optimistic”. Tim Noble & Sue Webster. Tim Noble and Sue Webster are a collaborative art-making duo best known for their sculptural installations. In this interview they talk about how they continue to grow as artists while demonstrating some resent working methods.

Tim Noble & Sue Webster. But Sue Webster and Tim Noble are an unconventional couple whose gilded monument to transcendence, Turning the Seventh Corner, is on view in Berlin’s new Blain/Southern Gallery thanks to a collaboration with architect David Adjaye and their family’s cats. But Sue Webster and Tim Noble are an unconventional couple whose gilded monument to transcendence, Turning the Seventh Corner, is on view in Berlin’s new Blain/Southern Gallery thanks to a collaboration with architect David Adjaye and their family’s cats.

Tim Noble & Sue Webster...Dirty Narcissus, 2007...Poly-sulphide rubber, wood, light projector...11.5 x 19.25 x 19.5 inches For the interview, we sat tucked away inside the office of the gallery. Tim Noble & Sue Webster. At first glance, we see jumbled piles of trash, the familiar by-products of a throw-away society. Since the late 1980s, collaborators Tim Noble and Sue Webster have been known for their shadow sculptures built from objects like household garbage, taxidermy, and scrap metal. Bidding closed. See available sculpture, installation, and prints and multiples for sale and learn about the artist. Surrounding us, carefully guarded from the public, were drawings from Joy of Sex , Noble and Webster’s renegade version of the already renegade, how-to book on sex from 1979 . A dead rat is not your conventional token of love. Instant Gratification, 2001.

Tim Noble (b.1966) and Sue Webster (b.1967) first became known for their shadows portraits, created from sculpture-assemblages of ordinary things.

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135 Million Years B.C., 2014. Phillips. "The Philosophy of Punk—An Interview with Tim Noble and Sue Webster. The duo forms abstract works from, which upon first glance, look like nothing other than straightforward piles of trash. Tim Noble & Sue Webster. Fucking Beautiful (snow white version), 2002.