Arthur Ganson: Sculpture that's truly moving

[hattorishinjigo]

I saw many of his works in MIT Museum, like the exploding chairs. I only learned that they were made by him after I saw him talk in TED XD You should go see his work in MIT museum.... It's pretty cool :)

[PerspectiveEngineer]

this is my favorite thing on the web.

[infinitehumanstupid]

Awesome!

[TheOurGlass]

Ballet Mechanique.

dream come true :)

[FunFarmer]

Arthur - you have transported me yet again. Inspired, I carry your gift into another day. I wish you every pleasure and reward as you follow your muse and include us in your search for the balance between ambiquity and art, message and just being there. Much love from, Your old friend in Cornwall.

[dahmin]

Such poetry. Beautiful.

[Slance1Himself]

Art!

[mattmitch93]

i just got done with workin with him 4 a week

[jasontimmer]

this guy is awesome. you should go to his site and pay the $20 for his DVD. it's worth it.

[damiantokara]

fun fun fun..... the wish bone is priceless...the Art in Arthur, beautiful ....what a wonderful legacy

[ThePsychoReturns]

Absolutely amazing.

[iwant2doit]

amazing!!

[kellysontheroad]

Arthur! Please start a youtube channel!!!

[manx1324]

@kellysontheroad he has one it is called dreamingmachines

[InfiniteEternalLove]

I thought it said scripture, those people and thangs in this vid are of god though Five Star and the number like Kevin Garnett of the World Champion Celtics of 08 Go Kobe and team USA whoop those foreigners asses in b-ball.

[bittiker]

i dont think we would get along

[citysnidget]

these are really, really beautiful.

[ogjimkenobi]

Absolutely brilliant. I myself am a huge fan of innovative ideas and original concepts and I think this guy here is like the definition of both of those concepts.

[afkhajiit]

Awesome.

[blurgrey]

Beautiful.

[freecellfreaky]

ahh does anyone know the music that was playing in the last few minutes of his presentation?

[stockon]

He composed for this piece and played it himself-- the piece is my favourite of his

[ArcaneKarma]

"So I've embedded it in concrete... because it doesn't really matter!" HAHAHA!

He's got class.

[borncrazy89]

The beauty of seeing the world through his eyes.

[TheOats]

I thought TED was about useful innovation :/

Neat ideas though.

[DoctorGonzoMusic]

I thought it was just about neat ideas ;)

[OMGLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL]

This guy is my kinda guy, a true puppeteer.

[Drockleberries]

thank you:)

[animedbzgurl]

That was really really beautiful and I just love this video! Thank you SO MUCH!!!!

[xklm]

I love all these videos but dont understand why they are categorized under entertainment. I believe the lot of these videos should be categorized as Educational. Without a doubt uplifting videos.

[FlailingJunk]

A lot more people will watch them if they are labeled as entertainment.

[popitypop]

good point

[darrenshanster10101]

@xklm The separation of entertaining and educational is the whole problem sensei. Teaching a class room of kids things they have no individual interest in... is rotting their little souls o_o

[miaoster]

thank you so much for posting. I went to see some of Arthur Ganson's work in Boston - Makes me happy to see them.

[FlailingJunk]

If he were born today he would be diagnosed with autism and drugged.

[bearshave]

yea. which should change our way of looking at people who a says has autism.

[siamco]

Which is better (or worse): leaving a child in constant pain and agony, hoping that someday he would make a great artist or engineer, or trying to help him have a less painful childhood with the price of missing some wonderful piece of art?

[harryogre]

Great video.

I loved every second of it.

[whtlie]

wow

[xboi108th]

brilliant!