A set of antique papier-mâché pumpkins sat atop the mantelpiece.
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He's an expert at making fantastical creatures out of papier mâché.
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Their bones were made of chicken wire, their skin papier-mâché.
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She set another papier-mâché elephant at his parents' grave site.
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The group made quilts and and papier-mâché objects, not ceramics.
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Detained ISIS fighters are indulged in painting and creating papier mâché models.
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But in the mid-20th century, papier-mâché re-emerged — as art.
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The creases in Emo Carlos' forehead folded into one another like papier-mâché.
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Bill Nye has all the answers: How to make a papier-mâché volcano?
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He looks like a papier-mâché news anchor mask a child would make.
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Behind the bar, there's a papier-mâché person crashing through a glass cabinet.
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Miller had a papier-mâché sea-lion head made up for his office.
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The boats are handmade and decorated by Locke with cardboard, papier-mâché, and wood.
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A globe, seemingly made from papier-mâché, rises as the gospel choir starts up.
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One year, counselors created a mini-golf course decorated with papier-mâché Israeli landmarks.
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She uses a method called paper clay, which is a type of papier-mâché.
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In place of missing bones, he fashioned approximations out of wood and papier-mâché.
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Some took to the streets and burnt papier-mâché effigies of Mr Trump's bronzed face.
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"To see a pylon come down like papier-mâché is an incredible thing," he said.
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At Easter Mexicans gathered for the traditional burning of papier-mâché models of Judas Iscariot.
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Among Frank's many quirks is the large papier-mâché head he refuses to take off.
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Activities include: Ventriloquy, candle-making, papier-mâché and adding a new painting to her gallery.
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This papier-mâché mummy, built with hog casing, evokes the embalmed remains of Buddhist monks.
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I also apologize for your weakness for papier-mâché, poutine, and excessive quantities of maple syrup.
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Tortoroli has always had a knack for arranging little loop fragments into towering papier-mâché structures.
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Papier-mâché-and-wood effigies of famous figures are going up in flames on Saturday night.
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A sloping, slouching papier-mâché environment fills Recess for Lauren Halsey's constructed installation Kingdom Splurge 4.
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Just beyond the entrance, large papier-mâché lion masks were twisting and turning to the drumbeat.
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In between the birds of paradise and bamboo fencing glows a giant papier-mâché tiki god, Vulcan.
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"The back of it is wonderful," Smith said recently, flipping the box to reveal papier-mâché text.
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However, I significantly underestimated the strength of papier-mâché on an eggshell and significantly overestimated my own strength.
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Yet, sitting in the shadow of a life-size, papier-mâché sculpture of Elvis, the surfers built Yahoo.
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We had no idea we were about to walk into an insanely awesome, papier-mâché world of crazy.
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The difference from traditional papier-mâché is that paper pulp is molded instead of laid down in strips.
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In "Picnic," a bored-looking Stephenson reads a papier-mâché newspaper filled with fictional stories she's fashioned herself.
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I tried to make a big papier-mâché dragon to hang onstage but I didn't finish in time.
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As Halloween festivities grew more popular in the 1920s, costumes and masks made out of papier-mâché were common.
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A papier-mâché Daruma, a troll-like deity said to bestow good luck on fledgling businesses, oversees the operation.
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For one, his reimagining of Aladdin, set in a papier-mâché wonderland, is a modern tale of our time.
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The invention was totally obscured by the presentation until the whole thing was repeated without the papier-mâché toppers.
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She also made sculptural mixed-media works, often using papier mâché, onto whose blue-painted surfaces she would draw faces.
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The cameras, however, were pointed at the couple's headwear: papier-mâché versions of the stone moai heads of Easter Island.
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The letters were made out of papier-mâché, along with baby bottles and pacifiers that were centerpieces throughout the party.
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During our brainstorming session we decided it would be fun to papier-mâché pages of Infinite Jest onto raw eggs.
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Meanwhile, the oversized papier-mâché tuna head, now severed from its owner, watched over us ominously from a nearby table.
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Emilia Brintnall's totemic black papier-mâché "Serpent" slithers up a gallery wall with a white racing stripe down its back.
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ALAN It's "El Festín del Nopal," a piece we commissioned from papier-mâché artist Ricardo Linares Garcia in Mexico City.
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In "Ex Gurus," her first commercial gallery solo in New York, Ms. Verzutti uses raw bronze, gold in color, as canvas; combines papier-mâché with concrete; and in "Cemetery Inline," makes a bumpy Carl Andre floor piece resembling a ragtag row of tombstones from chunks of cobblestone, unbaked clay and papier-mâché with color added.
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Her marionettes do not have spirits or powers because they are "modern", made of clay and papier-mâché rather than wood.
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But I don't want to be in a scene and be, like, 'Oh, I wish I had that papier-mâché cigar.
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The bowls have survived papier-mâché art projects (first hers, then her two children's) and endless reprises of chocolate-chip cookies.
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Unstable materials are especially prevalent throughout the selections from the collection currently on view — papier-mâché, cardboard, and pipe cleaners included.
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Eight distinctly female figures composed of varying materials (papier mâché, wicker, silicon, etc.) sit or stand around the gallery, wielding guns.
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We toasted our new issue in a townhouse transformed into an enchanted forest — complete with topiary rabbits and papier-mâché squirrels.
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Families visiting the Central Library may also want to investigate the paper, cardboard and papier-mâché animals in its Youth Wing.
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An abstract sculpture of papier-mâché, brightly painted in fluorescent colors and lit by black light, was hung from the ceiling.
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It's a whole circus parade of sounds and effects: brass band, clowns, aerialists, prancing horses, confetti showers, giant papier-mâché monster heads.
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A giant papier-mâché float of President Donald Trump has been making waves at one of Italy's famous Carnival events this month.
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In high school, I was immediately drawn to sculpture and 3D practices: lots of papier-mâché and wood, video-editing on VHS.
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Gorchov uses papier-mâché, clay, burlap, and a good deal of acrylic paint to make these little portals into some ultima Thule.
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Instead, Mr. Trump inadvertently ceded his image to his oversize papier-mâché doppelgänger, who delivered assorted Trumpisms with varying degrees of accuracy.
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Within days, however, election officials in Harris County, which includes Houston, revealed that that 95,000 number was as solid as papier mâché.
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Alex Gardega installed a papier-mâché sculpture of a dog peeing on "Fearless Girl," allegedly in protest of the girl's fake feminism.
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IF THE POWER of art lies in the transformation of reality, then no medium more fully embodies radical metamorphosis than papier-mâché.
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The snake isn't scary — but has alarmingly low production values, being handmade out of papier-mâché and studded with colorful aquarium pebbles.
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Mindy Alper, who has struggled with mental illness her whole life, uses drawing and papier-mâché sculpture for both therapy and communication.
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As subject matter, I use my large collection of Mexican and Guatemalan folk art — masks, carved wooden animals, papier-mâché figures, and toys.
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From $2 sheet masks to magical papier-mâché-like peel-offs, find all the fresh, acne-fighting face masks new to Target, ahead.
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His installation collective conscience (21—ongoing) is made up of 212 colorfully-dressed papier-mâché effigies, inspired by a Colombian New Year tradition.
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Draped in real clothes, they have cartoonish papier-mâché heads and are held upright by networks of black yarn that imitate spider webs.
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The final episode features iconic pop artist Edward Ruscha retrieving a damaged cardboard and papier-mâché "rock" from the Mojave desert in California.
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Yanagihara tapped the artist Liz Sexton, who makes striking natural objects from papier-mâché, to create a custom sculpture for every place setting.
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It is perhaps just that duality — lightness and play hinting at emptiness and discontent — that makes papier-mâché so unsettling and so riveting.
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Below us, 20 people were being sprayed with fake blood and a papier-mâché figure of Hillary Clinton was beheaded, but I barely noticed.
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At New York's annual Halloween Parade in the 1970s and 1980s, participants donned papier-mâché masks with eyes that appear to follow you. GAH!
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One of them, Omlet, or Poopies Dallying, was a collage of garbled texts from early versions of Hamlet, performed with handmade papier-mâché puppets.
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Here a number of watercolor paintings of animal heads mounted on human bodies surround a large papier-mâché sculpture of a buck with dentures.
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He avoids having his face photographed, and so, for the next month, he will be wearing masks or giant papier-mâché heads he's created.
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Then there's Joel Cooper's masks, which look like finely chiseled medieval faces that one might expect from a porcelain, metallic or papier-mâché mask.
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The piece is fashioned from materials allowed in this restricted environment: The papier-mâché waves are a mix of floor wax and toilet paper.
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However, if you have a couple days handy to put together an entire papier-mâché egg, then boy, is this next slide for you.
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Fragile clay, papier-mâché and other materials — some tableaus are made up of hundreds of tiny pieces — led to close relationships with shipping companies.
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So many memes, so many longsleeve shirt designs, so many memes about longsleeves—was it all cover for a fleet of papier-mâché spaceships?
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Alper has struggled with mental illness her whole life, and uses drawing and papier-mâché sculpture as a means of both therapy and communication.
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So he can be twenty feet tall, he can look like a papier-mâché cut-out, he can be in the style of Japanese animation.
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In protest, she crafted a series of papier-mâché dolls named kumjing; each doll symbolizes a real girl who is working in Thailand's sex industry.
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A papier-mâché head of President George W. Bush in an Uncle Sam hat from the demonstration hangs by the doorway of the dining room.
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The kid's bedroom had been turned into a papier-mâché cave, colored light brown with a red and yellow streak, and decorated with reflective baubles.
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More than 200 demonstrators gathered outside of Chequers, including two wearing giant papier-mâché heads with unflattering likenesses of the president and the prime minister.
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The artist created "Pissing Pug" out of papier-mâché that he then spray-painted bronze, according to Gothamist; its resulting crude appearance was apparently intentional.
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It was about making the work, and the work was incredibly expressive: it'd be giant papier-mâché penises with hypodermic needles stuck all over them.
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Floating shelves can be installed to create a gallery of sorts for displaying 3-D creations like pottery thumb pots, papier-mâché masks, and dioramas.
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It is a bewildering piece of performance art involving a troupe of barefoot children whose faces are hidden behind huge homemade papier-mâché monkey masks.
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The act of using papier-mâché itself can be read as a pantomime of caring for such bodies: bandaging the skinned knee, wrapping the corpse.
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Bespeaking her background as a painter, each work is composed of handmade paper painted with abstract patterns, cut, and wrapped around papier-mâché constructions she's made.
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These metal lines were dropped into page forms and used to make an impression in a papier-mâché mold from which the printing plate was cast.
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Infinity shows Kusama exhibiting one of her soft sculpture sofas at a group exhibition alongside one of American sculptor Claes Oldenburg's papier-mâché sculptures in 1963.
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She remains a disciple of, and an occasional performer for, Bread & Puppet Theater, also in Glover, which produces politically charged shows featuring giant papier-mâché figures.
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The Glasgow-based Cathy Wilkes, 52, sculpts tableaus of vulnerable, impoverished-seeming, full-size papier-mâché figures, often children, unpainted and ghostly, in forlorn domestic scenes.
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The sculptures' rough-hewn papier-mâché construction makes no effort to pass them off as plausible copies of their well-wrought ceramic, glass, and alabaster originals.
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A better world might remain stubbornly in the imagination — but who's to say you can't try to build it out of papier-mâché and construction paper?
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These are tightly packed around a black powder core into a papier-mâché or cardboard shell, on top of another compartment that's filled with black powder only.
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LGBTQ activists marched the papier-mâché creation around the city, calling for an end to the Visiting Forces Agreement, which allows U.S. military presence in the country.
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The same month a smaller crowd responded by carrying a huge papier mâché fetus through the centre of Buenos Aires, chanting "yes to life, no to abortion".
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Her face by then looked more like a papier-mâché project than flesh, and what proportions remained in her body were formed from wax, plaster, and stuffing.
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When Beaton lost the lease on Ashcombe in 1945, the largely papier-mâché original was sent to a secondhand market in London, never to be seen again.
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Blackman — hammy, irrepressible and verbose — is a collector of objects whimsical and weird: a 6-foot papier-mâché automaton elephant, vintage dog collars, Campbell's soup-can dishware.
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Filmed in a massive Brooklyn warehouse, we constructed a papier-mâché painted universe where real actors could act as if they were inside a real-life cartoon.
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The untitled pieces are all a warm gray color evoking funerary ashes, newspaper ink or discarded papier-mâché and decorated with scores of tiny white putty spheres.
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During this period, Bill concocts surreal and demented costumes for himself and his friends, involving, among other items, excitable chickens and a life-size papier-mâché elephant.
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Mr. Miniero, who lived on the Italian coast in Sorrento until he was 12, watched his father build the family presepio with fig branches and papier-mâché.
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José Avalos, then 36, worked outside the warehouse as a carpenter and then returned to make theatrical Latin-Kabuki style masks and Polynesian-inflected papier-mâché figurines.
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And yet others were sophisticated stop-action animations created using small wire and papier-mâché puppets, which Shiryaev would manipulate thousands of times to faithfully reproduce choreography.
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The lobby, for starters, is painted an exuberant shade of ocher — and filled with small clusters of paintings, sketches and a large Rococo-style papier-mâché mirror.
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Emily Thompson also collaborates with artists on things like papier-mâché vessels and canvas totes, and counts New York museums and fashion houses like Chanel as clients.
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Ms. Feng sketches her ideas and then creates papier-mâché or wax molds; they are completed by a workroom in Hong Kong and that atelier in Paris.
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We crouched down and passed through it into an office, where we sat for tea on the couch, next to a giant pair of papier-mâché. breasts.
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Just ask Cindy Sherman or the musician Seth Bogart, who just launched his own TV show filled with performance, papier-mâché food, and clown-inspired sartorial decisions.
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It was the Barfuessfäger, one of the papier-mâché-masked bands that usually plays during the city's annual carnival, Fasnacht, a chaotic counterpoint to all that Swiss precision.
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In another room, people stopped in their tracks when they saw a giant installation of a horse, made out of wax and papier-mâché, by sculptor Thomas Virnich.
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The royal mom said that she has taken up papier-mâché with Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis, and wishes she could go back to tie-dying.
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Walking into the second gallery space where the artist's work is positioned, you might notice a fake boulder made of papier-mâché with synthetic hair and googly eyes.
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A pair of crude but charmingly carved wood milliner heads and one made of painted papier-mâché attest to his attraction to both unadorned material and applied color.
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In the Alcatraz break, three inmates put pillows under the bedclothes in their cells, along with papier-mâché heads with real hair and closed, painted eyes, before vanishing.
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It was installed on a highway in Denmark, but while it may look like an enormous stone, it's actually an abstract sculpture made from wood and papier-mâché.
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Before Lenny Abrahamson made his film "Room," he directed this movie about the bandleader of an experimental musical group who wears a papier-mâché mask over his head.
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If you know someone who has a key, you can stroll among its sarcophagi, which look like marble but are papier-mâché, an impressive feat of trompe l'oeil.
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It ends with the annual Burning Crawfish Festival, planned for June this year, in which a colossal papier-mâché crustacean is set aflame as attendees drink Saison D'Écrevisses.
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With its eyes glazed over and hauntingly gaunt body, it can seem a little intimidating, but closer inspection reveals the artistry of Bosch's brushstrokes and papier-mâché structure.
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Covering all that Styrofoam in small strips of brown paper, using a traditional papier-mâché technique, gives the props a nice, smooth surface so they can apply the paint.
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The stakes established by Taylor's attention-grabbing stunt were high, and the payoff turned out to be some newspaper papier-mâché collage and a lot of Ashlee Simpson references.
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Also, it's the playoffs, so we'll eventually find out that John Carlson's sternum is made out of papier-mâché from a child's science fair project but nobody told us.
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Loud men with bullhorns moved through the crowd, issuing orders for various veterans groups, while teenage cadets fidgeted in olive drab uniforms that fit their bodies like papier-mâché.
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Inside the kitchen, similar patterns are collaged on the wall with many others — overlaid, clashing, apparently as random as strips of papier mâché, yet oddly classical in their prettiness.
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People were passing out food and water, a D.J. was playing reggae music, and there were huge papier-mâché statues, giant paper cranes and protest signs hung up everywhere.
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The Brooklyn-based Valerie Hegarty, 51, whose work explores the process of ruin, has used papier-mâché in installations that depict crows pecking apart 19th-century-style still lifes.
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On the day I went there, the staff was preparing a puppet festival for the children in the community, and there were enormous papier-mâché masks resting against the walls.
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Papier-mâché pendants might seem a surprising choice for an avant-garde design and architecture firm, but Studio Ossidiana has a knack for imbuing spaces with a sense of whimsy.
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Metaphorically, it felt like I was a biology teacher who was doing the papier-mâché-baking-soda volcano experiment, and out the window behind me, a real volcano went off.
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If you want to jump out of a massive cake and surprise your partner, that's awesome, but birthday sex doesn't have to be a perfect, splashy ordeal (or involve papier-mâché).
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There are two mains way to roll: freehand, using paper to conjure shapes out of thin air, and a figurine-based approach, where you construct a joint around papier-mâché shapes.
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Having grown up in a New Jersey suburb with a large public high school, the inside is immediately familiar to me, even as papier-mâché palm trees are being moved around.
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Teachers decide what to teach, and students are encouraged to pursue their own interests, whether that means writing short stories or building a zoo's worth of animals out of papier-mâché.
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Sculptures constructed with bronze casts of twigs are displayed next to plants made from papier-mâché , and a sculpture that has a stick of incense emits the scent of cedar trees.
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In performance, she recites lines from those texts but also draws and paints shapes, holds up objects, makes strange sounds, and wears accessories such as papier-mâché hats and animal masks.
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Ms. Barringer, a seamstress and freelance costume technician, has ample space to work, as does Mr. Eisenberg, who does commercial design and fabrication, in addition to his own papier-mâché projects.
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I could probably make my work out of papier mâché or do it in a gestural way that wasn't as realistic but to me silicone lends itself to a portraying of verisimilitude.
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Throughout the West, piñata-makers offer a papier-mâché Trump, and Petra Falcon told me that Latinos in Phoenix commonly refer to him as " el pelo de elote ," the corn-haired guy.
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In these settings, you can closely examine the range of materials incorporated into outfits, from the vividly colored raffia that form bulbous apparel to the papier-mâché pieces molded into animal-like props.
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Mr. Grooms and Ms. Gross's distorted rendering of the city in papier-mâché, vinyl and fiberglass spoke to the precariousness of urban life, the impermanent character of the city at any given moment.
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In an age rife with the sleek and the minimal, papier-mâché ("chewed paper" in French), has less-than-mythic associations: It is homey and sloppy, redolent of kindergarten and the corner store.
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LIKE THE PAPIER-MÂCHÉ school projects of children — toiled on for weeks, forgotten and then rediscovered in the family attic 30 years later — Morton's works are ritualistic, delightful and literal in their influences.
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Finally in January, Brian Soliwoda will take over with the building of a Clipper sailing ship from plant materials and papier-mâché, a reference to the original use of the terminal for seaplanes.
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Against one, Bogart's friend and artist Peggy Noland has built a giant sculpture of soda cups, molded out of chicken wire and duct tape, and soon to be fleshed out with papier-mâché.
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A bright pink mannequin is adorned with glittering gold fabric, backpacks are defaced with his trademark scribbles, a diamante-encrusted papier-mâché skull sits on top of plastic shelves crammed full with multicolored yarn.
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Dismayed by the elimination of arts programs in the local schools, Ms. Aldrich began inviting neighborhood children over for creative, messy projects like papier-mâché and collages, eventually leasing a building to teach them.
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I like dishes like that, the ones that allow you to sweep odds and ends out of the fridge, put them together like culinary papier-mâché, and end up with something good to eat.
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This pugnacious crustacean (not technically a shrimp) cocks back its hammer-limbs and smashes prey with such ferocity, a shockwave blows the claws clean off crabs and crumples clamshells like they were papier-mâché.
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TODAY, PAPIER-MÂCHÉ is enjoying a new life with artists and craftspeople, an acknowledgment that such unpretentious materials as thread, lace, yarn and paper have their own inherent power in an age of excess.
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José enjoyed odd hobbies, like making papier-mâché figurines and marshmallow lollipops, but held a deep reservoir of love for David, who was the eldest in the family, and David's twin, 2-year-old sons.
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Adam Green is best known as one half of anti-folk duo The Moldy Peaches, but he's also a filmmaker and an artist, creating bright, cartoonish paintings as well as collages and papier-mâché sculptures.
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It resonates with Ali Shrago-Spechler's more muted "Eine Friedliche Industrie," a cardboard, papier-mâché, and concrete reconstruction of a secular Jewish home in 1938 Germany that also meditates on the sanctity of private space.
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Carmen Argote's "Folding Structures" (2016) are flimsy, deconstructed boxes sitting on the floor of the entrance gallery, made of papier-mâché and acrylic plastic core with solid black border lines painted from corner to corner.
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Complex issues of sexuality might also have inspired the papier-mâché sculpture "Kama Sutra II" (2016), which is ostensibly based on an image of Bill and Hillary Clinton, fitted here with traditional Hindu-Javanese masks.
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Crispy Pork Chops With Buttered Radishes Making breaded cutlets is fun and relatively tidy in theory, and like papier-mâché gone haywire in reality: so much eggy, bready business everywhere, especially caked on your fingers.
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After leaving New York for a Texas border town to work as a journalist, I wandered one day into a piñata store in the Mexican border city of Ojinaga that made papier-mâché party favors.
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"I was living with him day in and day out, trying to figure out if he could become more than just a papier-mâché doll because of all the energy I put into it," she said.
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Two small recent sculptures echo the drawings, using Mr. Newman's signature juxtaposition of dissimilar materials, textures and shapes — yellow-striped papier-mâché; clear, colored and mirrored plexiglass; and extruded aluminum, among others — to solidly suggestive effect.
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The three convicts fashioned papier-mâché dummies of themselves, topped with hair from the prison barbershop, and used a tunnel they'd carved with a metal spoon to plunge into frigid waters, never to be seen again.
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Click here to view original GIFBenedict Cumberbatch might have moved on to bigger and more problematic things, but papier mâché artist Dan Reeder has been fielding requests for the greediest of dragons since the first Hobbit movie.
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A web project with a computer as a papier-mâché hard drive that visitors can navigate, it is, as Bachand tells The Creators Project, a desperate attempt to create the internet as a hand-crafted data center.
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In early 2017, he started Elephant with a balls-out exhibition of concrete and papier-mâché sculptures by Brett Douglas Hunter, an artist who then began working out of a studio in the back of the gallery.
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The décor is a mix of MD 403/240 bottles, arcane Rodney Dangerfield memorabilia, murals of old wrestling heel, Classy Freddie Blassie and Eric B and Rakim, stuffed parrots, and papier-mâché pineapples dangling from the ceiling.
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There he meets the weakling czar (a wonderfully comic Willy Appelman); his unhappy wife (a playful Alex Highsmith); their hemophiliac son (a creepy mass of papier-mâché and lace); and the panties-dropping women of the court.
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Onto their surfaces the artist slaps layers of oil paint as thick as cake frosting, sometimes mixing them up with papier mâché to create goopy, creeping, multicolored crusts that evoke monster moss growing on otherworldly forest floors.
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Images in Mind includes 56 mirrored glass panels, featuring a conceptual drawing by Pavel Tchelitchew, a papier-mâché statue by Nadelman, a TV set facing the mirror that plays a choreography by Balanchine, and Sergei Diaghilev's name card.
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During the visit, Obama also assisted Curry with his resume — he advised the NBA star to remove the basketball clip art — showed him how to activate a papier-mâché volcano and even helped Curry perfect his jump shot.
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A hollow papier-mâché form is filled with candy and small toys and then playfully bashed by partygoers with a stick or baseball bat, until it spews forth the contents to cheers and a mad scramble for treats.
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And Trulee Hall's videos of attractive women in lingerie groping giant rocks (SexyTime Rock Variatons, 22019) and live and papier-mâché women simulating group sex (Eves' Mime Menage, 753) seem to hover between performing and parodying women's desire.
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A flamingo intarsia cape topped skinny pink trousers worn by a model in a matching flamingo papier-mâché headdress, while crystal zebra stripes mixed it up with moire and leopard and Dalmatian prints tussled in a ponyskin coat.
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Take the creature that crawls out of Alice's brain, which Stevenson refers to as "Father Time," for instance: It certainly bears a striking resemblance to Eraserhead's Lady in the Radiator, with her swollen papier-mâché cheeks and jerky movements.
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The lobby of the Chelsea, which rises to a wide dank staircase, housed his art collection, including several fleshy nudes, flying papier-mâché figures, a portrait of a horse and a plaster-of-Paris pink girl on a swing.
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The video opens with Tone's dog at the time, Bailey, sporting reindeer antlers, then cuts to the cast riding through desert lands on camels that Tone crafted out of clay, plaster and papier-mâché affixed to low-rider bikes.
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Asian-style red lanterns, papier-mâché stars and sparse Edison bulbs—the sole nod to steampunk theme thus far—served as both lighting and decor, casting off a bright glow untempered by even a hint of fog or haze.
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During the festival, a procession is held in which local villagers wear colorful, lacquered papier-mâché masks of iconic gods and demons from Hindu scriptures as well as local myths, and enact codified performances over several days and nights.
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A papier-mâché statue of an armless, knock-kneed youth, wearing a linen apron, stands in front of dried heather from rural Scotland that lies strewed on the floor, while weathered plates and mugs are stacked against the wall.
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My favorite seems at first to have a garland of bright flowers around its edges, but a closer look reveals patches of color on a surface of brown papier-mâché on burned wood with a hole in the center.
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Asking members of a Maharashtra community known for its papier-mâché masks to depict everyday characters and animals instead of the usual lions, gods and heroes, Ms. Gill then photographed them, in the masks, in their own familiar surroundings.
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To get an off-season taste, pop into the Casa dos Bonecos Gigantes (House of the Giant Puppets), where some of the traditional papier-mâché puppets that stiffly swing through the crowds during Carnaval are stored (entry 15 reais).
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Behind the table are six neon-colored resin and papier-mâché masks by Naomi S. Clark that, for now, are the kooky guests of the show's title, though Spears is considering throwing an actual dinner to activate the space.
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When Mr. Gagnon saw an item that caught his eye — an old parking meter, or a Tiffany lamp — he set to work in his downtown Manhattan apartment, painstakingly reproducing each item with papier-mâché, Bubble Wrap and masking tape.
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There are claims she used a mix of cheesecloth, tissue paper, and egg white to form her fraudulent ectoplasm, hiding the mass in her stomach, and that the faces of her spirits were formed of crude papier-mâché heads.
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In a video on the website of the Torlonia Foundation, the chief restorer, Anna Maria Carruba, frees a statue from a papier-mâché shell imbued with a solvent, and then gently cleans the surface with soft sponges and a toothbrush.
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Papier-mâché masks from India double as sconces, vintage Deyrolle butterflies hang framed on the walls and a black Napoleon-era globe and duo of glass domes dress up a side table — and double as a home to his hermit crab.
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The most commonly used materials are wood (including repurposed chairs), wire, plaster, paper, plastic, reeds, rubber, and paint; Durbin makes occasional use of Plexiglas, silicone, sand, grass, wheat, bamboo, rocks, clay, papier-mâché, foam board, graphite, fabric, monofilament, needles, and clothespins.
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The papier-mâché dummy is a caricature of compliance, embodying the idealized black man of the white hegemony's imagination, or seen through the white supremacist's window: a black life that matters only insomuch as it serves as entertainment and effigy.
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An Indian Fair, for instance, the Mall became an Indian bazaar, and visitors watched as artisans created gigantic bamboo and painted papier-mâché effigies of the demon king Rāvana and his allies as part of a reenactment of a Hindu celebration.
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The artist recently asked her mother to describe the shoes, which she still remembered in great detail, and used that description to make several replicas, first out of papier-mâché and later in collaboration with a Salvadoran cobbler in Pico Union.
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At one point, a man wearing a giant papier-mâché Trump head and clutching oversize Scrooge McDuck bags of money bobbled about behind a Trump supporter, who alternated between blasting Christian music from a megaphone and puffing into a large shofar.
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While most inmates turn to high-tech gadgetry, papier-mâché, or clever uses for peanut butter to aid in their escape, 44-year-old Todd Wayne Boyes apparently realized that all he needed to do was dress up like a dad.
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This year's float in Mainz carrying a papier-mâché figure of Kramp-Karrenbauer showed her in a pose adopted by Merkel and in a coat she could not fill, making fun of her inability to size up to her mentor's role.
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The revellers were dressed in traditional German costumes— Bundhosen , dirndls, and papier-mâché animal masks—and Earn, wearing jeans and a white hockey-goalie mask, of the kind worn by the serial killer in "Friday the 13th," looked totally out of place.
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Food & Water Watch, a group that works to ban hydraulic fracturing and protect the water supply, sometimes brings a papier-mâché likeness of Mr. Brown to its rallies to decry what it sees as his support for the oil and gas industry.
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For Germany, Natascha Sadr Haghighian (working under a pseudonym, and pathetically appearing in public with a papier-mâché rock over her head) has blasted the Nazi-era pavilion and, with borders on her mind, sprayed a new massive internal dam of concrete.
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Portfolio-style storage, like the Lakeshore Learning My Keepsake Portfolio or Blick Studio Series Softside Portfolio, are good choices for holding flat paper creations, while IKEA boxes are inexpensive storage options that can hold larger pieces like pottery or papier-mâché projects.
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You and your daughter can have fun throwing eggs off a building and making papier-mâché volcanoes, but the only way to create a full set of options for her in STEM is to ensure she has a solid foundation in math.
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Carlo Adinolfi, who designed the set, projections and larger-than-life puppetry for "PackRat," has created amazingly expressive rodents, reptiles, birds of prey, a jack rabbit — and even Cowgirl, the cigar-smoking driver — from wood, papier-mâché, cardboard, wire and, fittingly, recycled trash.
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An orange Gucci minidress with a frilly black neckline that she wore at the British Independent Film Awards and a brown print Rodarte with papier-mâché-like white bust at the "Collateral Beauty" London premiere read costume-y on her lithe frame.
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Since he has always been and wants to continue to remain anonymous, he has his face covered at all times, either with a ski mask and glasses or one of several (slightly creepy-looking) papier-mâché masks he made for this very purpose.
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In Mexican Day of the Dead papier mâché statuettes, Japanese kokeshi (painted wooden dolls), Hopi beadwork figures, puppet theaters, and many other varieties of folk art, Girard found the same synthesis of color and expressive form that he brought to his own modernist work.
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In "Preservation of Forgetting" (2017), she assembled objects that "people did not want" into large, sculptural works, unifying disparate materials with a neutralizing layer of brown papier-mâché, the application of which feeds her self-described "haptic obsession" with repetitive touch in art making.
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Davis eventually has us follow the fortunes of a cast of nine fictional artists, including Dolores, a performance artist (think of a slightly gentler Marina Abramovic); Ju-Long, a sculptor; Twicetwo, who works in "massive multimedia"; and Richard, whose practice involves humble papier-mâché.
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And the Princess is sort of like a Kardashian who's on the Sultan's reality show," says Green, adding that he used papier-mâché for the set and costumes in the hope that it would feel like the actors were "inside a real life cartoon.
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The Austrian sculptor Franz West, who died in 2012 and was known for his large works of plaster or papier-mâché that began with found objects like cardboard boxes and wound up as elaborate abstracts, also used the material to evoke a subtle melancholy.
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In one room are single works by several of the original, Soho-era artists, including Franz West's "Pleonasme (Pleonasm)" (1999), a predominantly reddish-orange, mixed media (papier-mâché, plastic, plaster, glue, and paint) sculpture atop a wood-and-MDF pedestal made by the artist.
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Other national presentations that garnered praise included those of the United States, which the artist Mark Bradford endowed with a downbeat but powerful sequences of paintings and papier-mâché sculptures, and Romania, which featured a poetic mini-retrospective of the 91-year-old artist Geta Bratescu.
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A papier-mâché costume of a golem (a mythical creature brought to life from clay) designed by Robert Wilson for a stage production stands next to an ornate dress of the sort worn by Sephardic brides in 19th-century Morocco, garlanded with gold ribbons and passementerie.
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You can build a realistic papier-mâché bust of yourself to fool prison guards while you escape, or mold a bunch of dick-shaped candles to disguise the meth you're smuggling, or just construct a giant drug catapult to fling bushels of weed across the US border.
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In Mexico City's poor La Merced neighborhood, hundreds of cheering residents yelled "death" and various insults as they watched the explosion of the grinning papier-mâché mock-up of the real estate tycoon, replete with blue blazer, red tie and his trademark tuft of blond hair.
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The artist has taken the amulets' varied forms and enlarged them enormously in relation to the original, but the resulting sculptures, made from styrofoam covered in rock-hard papier mâché, remain very much on a human scale, with most of them the size of a three-year-old child.
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It also adds to the movie's oddball bestiary: an aristocratic dowager who sleeps with her pet monkey, Satan; an ex-chief of police reduced to peddling caged birds that are carried on his back; and outsize papier-mâché swans that adorn a fantastic carousel in several key scenes.
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But for the most part, Kestler's discoveries are from farther afield: a beaded yellow parakeet from Syria, an inflatable blue cat from Japan, a pair of latticed gold jutti slippers from northern India and a papier-mâché mask depicting the Hindu goddess Kali, with her lolling blood-red tongue.
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Examine the naked back in "Room With a View," dashed off in a patchwork of brown, pink and brick-red; the squiggly water in "Watersports"; or "Thank You," a portrait of a plastic shopping bag whose layers of crisscrossing strokes have the methodical space-covering glee of papier-mâché.
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Viewers were delighted, dazzled, and enthralled by seeing different-sized models and spatial re-imaginings of subway cars, newsstands, buses, the Brooklyn Bridge, the Staten Island Ferry, the Twin Towers, and the Apollo Theater made out of all different kinds of material — including papier-mâché, plastic, fiberglass, wood, and vinyl.
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Like clay, papier-mâché is infinitely moldable, but instead of coming straight from the earth, a noble mix of raw minerals, it has lived another life entirely, from tree to pulp to industrial printing press to breakfast table to garbage bin to art, before emerging entirely unrecognizable in sculptural form.
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The couple undertook an expansion of the French-style house in the 1940s, ordering an Aztec-inspired extension from Juan O'Gorman (better known for his astounding mosaics at Mexico City's main university) and decorating it with indigenous stone statuary, papier-mâché figurines, painted gourds and a healthy mix of pets.
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The lead video, "Eating Makeup," featuring the singular drone of Le Tigre's Kathleen Hanna (whom Bogart, currently a fresh-faced 35, opened for at age 20 as the lone boy in the Bay Area quartet Gravy Train!!!!), uses a giant papier-mâché makeup compact as a stand-in for the legendary Riot Grrrl.
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New York City artist Alex Gardega is so against the Fearless Girl statue that he decided to respond with a sculpture of his own: a papier-mâché sculpture of a small dog lifting its hind leg to pee on the bronze sculpture planted in front Arturo Di Modica's Charging Bull earlier this year.
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Along with groups like the International Order of Odd Fellows (IOOF), the Knights of Pythias, the Woodmen of the World, and others, the Freemasons and fellow secret societies left a profoundly strange visual legacy of papier-mâché skeletons, ostentatious costumes, ritual objects, and a few wooden goats now removed from their original contexts.
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It was somewhere around the gratuitous dim sum snack station that I found myself truly bowled over by a wildly entrancing assemblage in the shape of a woman comprised of newspaper papier-mâché, lace, wool, plastic baby figurines, and spider webs from 1964 by Niki de Saint Phalle at Galerie Georges-Philippe & Nathalie Vallois.
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Our favorite scene in the Robin Williams Oscarbait-y, based-on-a-true-story medical dramedy Patch Adams is when Patch, still a med student, welcomes a group of visiting gynecologists with a giant papier mâché sculpture of a woman's spread legs, between which they have to pass to enter an auditorium hosting a conference.
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V. Putin, meanwhile, hoists papier–mâché "barbells" while ruthlessly pressing his campaign of praising the vain rookie U.S. President D. Trump at every turn—a transparent Kremlin attempt to shut out life-of-the-party Kim Jong-un by making him seem, by contrast, like an unfunny midget warlord who feeds uncles to dogs.
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There's also a dried, bound foot from 1874; a deeply unnerving doll called "Michelle," which was used to demonstrate nonsurgical techniques for removing objects from children's throats; a prosthetic arm from the 1930s with springs for fingers; a 1789 example of anthropodermic bibliopegy (a book bound in human skin); and a fantastically realistic late-19th-century papier-mâché eyeball.
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As North goes on to state, in response to Bloom's theory of poetry, which he fleshed out in The Anxiety of Influence (1973): The point is that criticism has shaky ground to operate on but better shaky than papier-mâché, better to fumble around and dig out possibilities and be aware they're that, than to be content with systems.
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The Chairman was so insouciant about nuclear weapons, dismissing them as teeth in the papier-mâché tiger, that as China took steps to join the nuclear cartel, the United States and the Soviet Union approached each other at various times in the 1960s about cooperating in a preemptive strike to strangle Red China's nuclear baby in the cradle.
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Paradoxically strong and durable despite its lightness, papier-mâché became an industry; by the mid-21984s, at least 30 English manufacturers were making decorative and useful objects and furniture from it, including tables, chairs and canopy bed frames, though the pieces eventually became too kitschy for even the embellishment-mad Victorians and fell out of fashion.
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The artist David Wojnarowicz, who died of complications from AIDS in 1992 and whose work combined a polymathic ingenuity with political fury and hope, used papier-mâché in several installations, most memorably "Untitled (Burning Child)" (1984), in which a mannequin of a small boy running has been entirely collaged with maps; flames shoot from his back, arms and legs.
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Donors will receive rewards, including art swag from collective members, including Gayer, Mary Frank, Tom Klem, Nancy Chunn, Nancy Davidson, and Susannah Stern — as well as high-tier rewards including the honor of having your name tattooed on the inflatable butt, or an actual We Make America 4' papier-mâché (or inflatable) shoe or butt — presumably after they are done marching with it.
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The gallery is filled with artfully arranged scrap, including the mold used to cast the parts of the dome on view at the Hammer, another set of painted muslin circles (this time draped over a steel rack), pieces of Ram Board stained with acrylic, and some papier-mâché works cast from the dome's mold, that curve up from the floor onto the wall.
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From "Black Rain", through "Misery"'s script tattooable declaration that "misery never goes out of style", and onto the closing, ballroom-ready piano of "I Choose to Live", the thousand Topman-clad clones of British rock's recent years are deftly consigned to the bin – the "papier mâché feeling", as Gould calls it, of insincere, bland radio-rock has no place here.
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As a member of Be the Change Turlock, a new grass-roots group of self-described "pissed-off middle-aged ladies who are into arts and crafts," Ms. Strahm is among those who have been dogging Mr. Denham with papier-mâché effigies and on social media, with pictures of milk cartons featuring the congressman and the word "missing" in bold capital letters.
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Perched atop five round white pedestals of varying heights, in Sam Anderson's show, "A Flower is a Lovesome Thing," at Chapter, are a slender papier-mâché princess; two grotesque babies with snowball heads and wooden struts for legs; a found ceramic hippo; and a tube of Babyganics sunscreen, its bold graphic sun logo peeking up over a collar of tape rolls.
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Dalle Nogare, who lives between Bolzano and Paris with his wife and son, has incorporated pieces from his own collection, including a papier-mâché sculpture by the late Austrian abstractionist Franz West, a display of vintage suitcases by the New York-based photographer and sculptor Zoe Leonard and a collage of pop-cultural detritus by the German-born sculptor Isa Genzken.
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It Is the Face of Protest" by Sara Barrett: In an article that appeared during the original run of "V for Vendetta," Mr. Moore credits the idea to base V on Fawkes to Mr. Lloyd, who wrote: "Why don't we portray him as a resurrected Guy Fawkes, complete with one of those papier-mâché masks, in a cape and conical hat?
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A Hail Mary campaign earlier this year imploring shoppers to go inside even as the store declared bankruptcy ("STRUT STRUT STRUT STRUT STRUT STRUT") was but a faint echo of the era when subversive tableaus of papier-mâché public figures, found objects, condoms on Christmas trees and the occasional scampering vermin mesmerized crowds, offended cardinals and even sold some clothes.
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Influenced by the politically radical Bread and Puppet Theater collective, founded by Peter Schumann on the Lower East Side in the 1960s (the company would share fresh-made loaves and homemade aioli with their audiences), a young Kiki Smith made papier-mâché sculptures such as "Hard Soft Bodies" (1992), which consists of two female torsos hanging, like ghostly husks, against the wall.
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Her earlier work, from the 1990s and continuing into the next decade, was an unrelenting confrontation with the human body, mostly female, parts and all: intestines made from iron affixed to the wall like a radiator; a bronze of a girl being straddled by a goat, a papier-mâché torso with breasts like empty dry-cleaning bags; a full-size woman in wax, skin partly flayed.
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A large-scale installation composed of papier-mâché figures of Latino immigrants sitting around bleachers built into the gallery interior, the work appears to take a swing at current anti-immigrant feeling in the US. By placing the viewer into the midst of these figures, Murillo effectively reverses the way we tend to think about art objects, suggesting that it is art that hosts us rather than vice versa.
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The exhibition, which kicked off with a dinner of maize-based dishes inspired by a pagan harvest festival, included sheaths of corn hung from the 16-foot ceiling by the British sculptor Rowan Mersh and an immersive field of bearded wheat, oats and barley stalks by the Israeli design duo Raw Edges near a cluster of papier-mâché box shelves in neutral hues by the young Spanish designer Nacho Carbonell.
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Conceived, designed and directed by Theodora Skipitares, who has been active Off Off Broadway since the late 1970s, "Transfiguration" is theatrical time travel: to the 18th century of Benjamin Banneker, a self-taught African-American mathematician and astronomer, but also to the days — more recent but rapidly receding from memory — of a bohemian, avant-garde scene from the East Village that combined earnestness, engaged politics and wackadoo papier-mâché aesthetics.
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It's an asylum of architecture and endless sustainability: handmade papier-mâché, recycled from the office's paper waste, line the walls; most of the furniture is made of recycled materials, including reclaimed timber as sculptural plinths, foam, and vintage hand selected furniture; mannequins are made from a bioplastic material composed of 72% sugarcane derivative (which enables for significant reduction of Co2 emissions) — all this and more reflect the brand's philosophy to reduce, reuse, and recycle.
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I could continue to expound on the individual works — the coarse, delicious pointillism of "Dot Universe" (2018) by Jason Luckoff; Jacob Barron's small, tombstone-like monuments made from found and cut scrap wood and assembled, along with a stream-of-consciousness narrative, into "journal pages"; the evocative and vulnerable little papier-mâché "Huckleberry Mountain" (2018) by Brian Nanry, whose work is largely inspired by alien landscapes — but perhaps it's time for the reveal.
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Even back in elementary school, I can remember waking up lethargically and dreading leaving the house—I would much rather have stayed at home and focused on the things that I actually wanted to learn about, perfecting the flour-to-water ratio of my papier-mâché paste, strategically rearranging the carnivorous Venus fly traps and pitcher plants in my terrarium, or helping Ma prepare the ingredients for her daily Tamil cooking, scraping coconuts using a hand-cranked tool from Sri Lanka that resembled a medieval torture device.
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From the souvenir shop on the ground floor, with its wooden cases of shells, toy boats and leering papier-mâché masks sold for Ostend's springtime carnival, to the stuffy parlors with vases of feathers, elaborately patterned wall-to-wall Brussels carpeting, damask curtains and bric-a-brac everywhere, it's a stifling terrarium-like place where it's easy to imagine Ensor in his waistcoat and waxed mustache playing his harmonium in front of one of his best-known works, "The Entry of Christ in Brussels," today hanging at the J. Paul Getty Museum in Los Angeles.
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