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4 Dec, 2019 / Art Reveal Magazine -- The Orphans is a sculpture exhibit featuring 21 life-size bronze elephants, a mother and 20 orphaned elephants, each orphan symbolises a real elephant currentl... View Post -
Story by Will Noble
Don't worry, there hasn't been a break-out from London Zoo. These 20 baby elephants, and one mother elephant, camped out on Marble Arch Lawn are a sculpture installation, creating awareness of the Sheldrick Wildlife Trust. View Post -
Story by Eliza Erskine
More sad news to share about the Australian bushfires. Lewis, the koala that was heroically saved by Toni Doherty and taken to an animal hospital, passed away on November 26. View Post -
Story by Jamie Prentis
London’s Marble Arch is now home to 21 life-size bronze elephants to highlight the plight of a species which could face extinction by 2040. Organisers say the herd is the largest bronze elephant sculpture of its kind in the world and it will remain in central London for the next year. View Post -
Story by Noelis Ciriaco
Gillie and Marc are currently working on the sculpture which will be placed outside of the United Nations in Manhattan, crafted in bronze, Lewis will sit wrapped in his bandages atop the stump of a burnt eucalyptus, which is the major food source for koalas. According to the Australian Koala Foundation, there is less than 43,000 koalas left in Australia. View Post -
Story by Oliver Lloyd
On 4th December a herd of 21 elephants will begin to march down Marble Arch. That they are bronze and immobile is hardly the point.The sculpture is the largest such depiction of an elephant herd in the world and is intended to draw attention to the plight of this species that could be extinct on current trends by 2040. View Post -
Story byRobert Dougherty
Ellenborough Lewis, the koala who captured international attention after being rescued from fire west of Port Macquarie, will be immortalised with a bronze statue. View Post View Post -
Gillie Schattner is a talented Australian artist who has a number of public art sculptures in and around New York City in partnership with her husband Marc. Gillie shares with us her New York expe... View Post -
Gillie and Marc Schattner, 'Come Out, Come Out, Wherever You Are'. Photograph: Daniel Boud. Sculpture by the Sea is back for its 22nd year, drawing hordes of snap-happy crowds to Bondi, ready to... View Post -
The 17-foot-tall statue of three white northern rhinos was originally installed at Astor Place but was moved to Downtown Brooklyn. A 17-foot-tall bronze sculpture of the rhinos, which represents ... View Post -
DOWNTOWN BROOKLYN – The Last Three, the 17-foot-tall bronze sculpture depicting the last three northern white rhinos in the world stacked atop one another has been relocated from Manhattan to Dow... View Post -
The Last Three,” a 17-foot stacked sculpture of the last remaining Northern White Rhinos on Earth, is going to be permanently installed at the MetroTech Center in Downtown Brooklyn. The first pub... View Post -
“Oh no, Jerry!” The 93-year-old woman in Washington Square Park called out to her husband, who was similarly distraught. I had just informed the passing couple that The Last Three—an installation... View Post
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The iconic stacked rhino sculpture is switching boroughs. Designed by artists, Gillie and Marc Schattner, The Last Three is a 17-foot-tall, bronze sculpture depicting the last three Northern Whit... View Post -
As an Augmented Reality company, INDE creates products and experiences that inspire, entertain, inform and educate — next-generation platforms that change the way people interact with digital c... View Post -
This Sunday the famous couple will be auctioning off all of their artworks to raise money for the project which seeks to draw attention to the last three remaining northern white rhinos. IN AU... View Post -
FORGET Cloud Arch. What George St really needs in its airspace is a beautiful big rhino. So say Sydney artist couple Gillie and Marc Schattner, who this week wrote to Sydney Lord Mayor Clover Moor... View Post -
Astor Place may soon to be home to the world’s largest rhino sculpture. The New York and Sydney-based contemporary art duo, Gillie and Marc Schattner, are asking for the help from the public to fi... View Post -
A sculpture coming to New York’s East Village might seem light-hearted, but it actually carries a somber message about the poaching of wild animals. Consisting of three rhinos rendered in bronze a... View Post -
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