When the wind blows, Lynn Charls’ sculptures seem to come to life. The four kinetic sculptures outside the Brainerd Public Library move at the slightest hint of breeze, catching the sunlight and ...

World-renowned kinetic sculptor Anthony Howe has a simple philosophy. "I want to show people something that slows their heartbeat down," says Howe, sitting in the lobby of the Joule Hotel on Main ...

The kinetic sculpture behind the Rio 2016 Olympic cauldron is so hypnotic you might not have noticed the flame itself is rather tiny compared to past games. The kinetic sculpture behind the Rio 2016 ...

DALLAS (CBSDFW.COM) — A new exhibit at the Dallas Arboretum is getting ready to open for Spring and Summer. "Wind Sculptures In Motion: The Kinetic Art of Lyman Whitaker" features 122 rotating wind ...

SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- The Exploratorium at Pier 15 in San Francisco has attracted an enormous eye-catching exhibition that's sure to be an attention-grabber. These things are called Strandbeest, that ...

Anthony Howe creates the world's most mesmerizing kinetic sculptures. His wind-powered, curved-metal designs tower up to 25 feet high, and are on display in public spaces around the world. So take a ...

What is made out of aluminum, weighs 400 pounds yet sways and dips gracefully in the wind? A kinetic art sculpture in Boynton Beach called "Palm Dancer." It's one of several pieces on display as part ...

PHILADELPHIA (CBS) – Morris Arboretum debuts its new 2017 exhibit, "Morris Arboretum in Motion," featuring kinetic wind sculptures. Lyman Whitaker, an American sculptor, says his artwork is organic in ...

*This guy was right to give up painting and become a sculptor, because sculptors are pretty good at describing their work process, whereas painters are even worse at that than novelists are. *I like ...

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Each sensory detail in the garden, from a fuzzy stem to a fresh water droplet, can be amplified by the addition of an artful, manmade accent. “Works of art ...

Art is subjective and sublime, even subliminal and subversive. Some pieces move you, others don’t. Then there’s kinetic art which is virtually always moving—literally, depending on which way the winds ...

The task of the kinetic artist is not simply to make art move, but to move all those who see it. The premise is motion for effect; the desired result is poetry in motion. This is what 91-year-old ...