1. Additive Sculpture

2. Simply put, additive sculpture is the process of
creating sculpture by adding material or building up material to create the work

3. Types of Additive Sculpture
Modeling
Assemblage
Paper Mache
Welding/Soldering
Etc.

4. Some Images of Additive Sculpture

5. Leo Sewell
Imperial Penguin, 1981,
found objects.

6. Gretchen Lothrop
SHAKTI      C stainless steel 125" x 59" x 40"

7. Tom Bartel

8. Claes Oldenburg and Coosje van Bruggen
Claes – Swedish sculptor
Coosje - Dutch/American pop sculptor
They were married in 1977

9. Brief Bio
Most memorable from the collasal sculpture they have made of mundane objects
Considered Pop Art
Pop art was when artists challenged tradition by asserting that an artist's use of the mass-produced visual commodities of popular culture is contiguous with the perspective of fine art.

15. Deborah Butterfield

16. A little background An american Sculptor
Focuses on a single subject – the horse
Has loved horses since early childhood
Sees her sculptures as an attempt to communicate and identify with the powerful creatures who have played such a vital role in human civilization – simply put,

17. When looking at her sculptures, think about the following:
Do they look like real horses?
What materials were used to create them?
Are they young, frisky colts, wild stallions, or tired old work horses?

18. Images of her work