3D Printed Art
In space, no one can hear you sing; Signal Tide brings together extraterrestrial transmissions, generative music, and 3D printing.
Embrace is a jewelry collection offering everything from bracelets to cufflinks in 18ct gold and platinum from Cooksongold and Boltenstern.
This 3D printed life-size sculpture of an Australian artist with Dwarfism challenges viewers with their anxieties around difference.
Changing exhibition rules, Gabriel Bonfim encourages visitors to touch his Tactography prints, allowing the blind to experience his artwork.
Students from London's Bartlett School of Architecture developed a 3D printed mask which can change color depending on your facial expression.
An artist and associate professor is 3D scanning and printing a Tasmania Eucalypt tree using paper to make a point about the state's forest industry.
Besides being mini, this Strandbeest uses 3D printing and motors rather than the wind and PVC pipes for its locomotion.
Xian Chizi Digital Technology studio uses 3D printing to create replicas and moulds of ancient art found in the Shaanxi province.
Students in Hong Kong set the Guinness World Record for the biggest 3D printed sculpture display by pooling their printing resources.
Anouk Wipprecht combines extraordinary fashion with intelligent tech. In this interview, she talks about teaching, fashion, and wearables.
Artist Nick Ervinck's 3D printed work will be on display at the city of Blankenberge, Belgium until mid-September for GNI-RI jul2017 project.
Fashion brand COS has commissioned dutch designer Olivier van Herpt to create a series of five vases using a custom-designed 3D printer.
On display in New York is Gulliver's Gate, a massive miniature made up of hundreds of landmarks created by model makers across the world.
The National Gallery and Factum Arte use 3D modeling and printing to help recreate Michelangelo and Sebastiano’s Roman Chapel.
Ghanian artist El Anatsui and Factum Arte have created a series of contemporary art prints called Benchmarks, featuring 3D scanned worktops.
At East Stroudsburg University, students and professors can use a Stratasys J750 printer - this leads to some cool art such as this pineapple.
Agent Unicorn is a wearable developed by Anouk Wipprecht to help people with ADHD track their brain activity using electrodes and a camera.
ZMorph fan, Paolo Fiaschi, developed a pen toolhead for his older ZMorph printer which can draw any vortex shape or pattern and you can too.
Last week, FGILA brought together people in the fashion industry to discuss "Fashion Technology Innovation, Challenges and New Frontiers."
The 2017 Wellcome Image Awards took place this week and the shortlisted images are now on public display in galleries around the world.