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The second edition of this definitive book on utilizing cold wax brings together contemporary cold wax artists, technical approaches, studio practices, and conversations about process and creativity. I’m honored to be included and to have my wo

I’m leading a workshop using sustainable biomaterials at AVA Gallery in Lebanon, NH this fall. This fun collaborative project will be an exciting experiment in an outdoor sculpture garden. Sign up and learn how to use a biodegradable material t

In tribute to Yayoi Kusama and her long life creating art. Glad I got to climb inside this womb-like vessel and experience it in person. Seto Inland Sea, Naoshima, 2025. May she rest in peace.

RIP David Hockney! I was lucky enough to see his first iPhone/iPad show in Paris in 2011. We just stumbled into it and it was incredible to enter the darkened space lit up with mounted phones and pads with his paintings on them-totally inspiring and

Due to some medical issues I haven’t posted much lately so thanks for sticking with me! I have been working on some ink drawings and just took a terrific color workshop with David Hornung. What follows the drawing are color exercises mixing col

I have a new website!! If you haven’t checked out what I’ve been up to lately, I invite you to take a fresh look. The link is in my bio: www.liarothstein.com.
#newwebsite #sculpture #biomaterials #sustainableart #newenglandartist

This sculpture, “Flotsam”, whose details are shown here, went to Japan where it was shown this past summer at the Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum. Largely made of a sea-derived biomaterial, I had no idea how it would travel for such a long

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