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You Can 3D Print Your Own Mini Museum

by Sarah Rose Sharp September 22, 2021September 22, 2021

Sketchfab users have uploaded a vast resource of renderings ranging from Egyptian artworks to classical sculptures.

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Japanese Shop Sells Hyperrealistic 3D-printed Face Masks

by Hakim Bishara December 25, 2020December 27, 2020

As if 2020 wasn’t weird enough, a Japanese company is now selling hyper-realistic 3D-printed masks that allow you to practically wear someone else’s face.

Posted inIn Brief

1,700 3D Models of Cultural Heritage Objects Now Available in Public Domain

by Monica Castillo February 27, 2020February 26, 2020

In conjunction with Creative Commons and museums like the Smithsonian Institute, Sketchfab launched a virtual collection of rare and mesmerizing artifacts.

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Designer Releases 3D-Printed Stamp to Put Harriet Tubman on the $20 Bill [UPDATED]

Avatar photo by Jasmine Weber March 1, 2019May 28, 2019

After the Trump administration balked on plans to put the abolitionist on the $20 bill, Dano Wall took matters into his own hands.

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A 3D Printed House with Humanitarian Ambitions and a $10,000 Price Tag

by Elena Goukassian March 15, 2018

Austin-based startup ICON revealed an extremely ambitious plan to build a community of 3D-printed houses in El Salvador. (And, hopefully later, in space.)

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The Many Faces Made from Chelsea Manning’s DNA

by Banyi Huang August 4, 2017August 3, 2017

While in prison, Manning mailed cheek swabs and hair clippings to artist Heather Dewey-Hagborg, who used them to algorithmically generate portraits.

The reproduction of the Borgherini Chapel by Factum Arte (photo © Factum Arte)
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How Michelangelo and Sebastiano’s Roman Chapel Was Recreated in London

Avatar photo by Olivia McEwan April 17, 2017

For its current exhibition on the Renaissance artists, the National Gallery collaborated with Factum Arte to create a complex reproduction of one of their most famous collaborations.

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A Yearlong Public Art Project to 3D Print 2,017 Roosters

Avatar photo by Allison Meier March 29, 2017March 29, 2017

Over the course of 2017, Chris Templeman’s “Make and Take” installation in Boston’s Rose Kennedy Greenway is 3D printing over 2,000 free roosters to celebrate the Year of the Rooster.

Posted inArt

Recreating the Face of a 9,500-Year-Old Man

by Claire Voon January 3, 2017

A 9,500-year-old human skull at the British Museum may help visitors connect to our human ancestors.

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Court Rules Artist May Print Models of Her Own Vagina but Can’t Share Data

by Claire Voon May 10, 2016May 10, 2016

Over the past two years, Japanese artist Megumi Igarashi has faced charges for distributing data that could be used to make 3D models of her vagina and for creating a yellow, yonic kayak, as well as small vagina-shaped plaster figurines, that she displayed in a Tokyo sex shop.

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A Speedy 3D Printer for Huge, Industrial Objects

Avatar photo by Carey Dunne April 13, 2016April 13, 2016

Since 3D printing went mainstream, there’s been much buzz about a future filled with 3D printed buildings, cars, and airplanes.

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Study Finds Some 3D Printers Emit Toxic Particles

Avatar photo by Carey Dunne February 17, 2016February 17, 2016

In recent years, as 3D printers have become more affordable and mass-produceable, they’ve become commonplace in schools, homes, and creative studios.

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