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Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been tagged as “sculpture”

Current and coming: Giacometti comes to Seattle

Editorial Staff November 14, 2022 Exhibitions, Magazine

An exhibition at the Seattle Art Museum highlights the work of Alberto Giacometti

Alberto GiacomettiCurrent and ComingsculptureSeattle Art MuseumSeptember/October 2022

On books: July/August 2022

James Gardner September 23, 2022 Books, Magazine

On the acclaimed Ghanaian sculptor El Anatsui

Chika Okeke-AguluEl AnatsuiJuly/August 2022Okwui EnwezorOn Bookssculpture

Paul Manship’s Ode on a Grecian Urn

David Ebony April 30, 2021 Exhibitions

The first museum show devoted to Paul Manship in thirty years reunites his modernist works with their inspirations from the arts of antiquity

Paul ManshipsculptureWadsworth Atheneum Museum of Artwell

Openings and Closings: November 25 to December 1

Elizabeth Lanza November 25, 2020 Exhibitions

Check out what’s going on this week at museums around the country!

Aminah Robinsonbarry x ballCharles Parsonscolumbus museum of artHelicline Fine Artjan matulkaJoslyn Art Museumlithographsmuseum of fine arts houstonnasher sculpture centeropenings and closingsSarah McRae MortonsculptureSomerville Manning Gallery

Openings and Closings: October 14 to October 20

Elizabeth Lanza October 14, 2020 Art

See what’s happening at museums around the world online and in person this week!

academy art museumandrew edlin galleryAndy Warholcatherine smithdanforth museum of artfarnsworth art museumHenry Dargerkarin and jonathan fieldingmontgomery museum of fine artssculpturesladmore galleryThe Huntington Librarytraditional african sculpture

The Sculpture of Meta Vaux Warrick Fuller

Benjamin Davidson and Pippa Biddle October 13, 2020 Art

They called her the “sculptor of horrors.”

Alain Lockeamerican scuBenjamin Davisondanforth art museumMeta Vaux Warrick FullerMichael KimmelmanPippa Biddlesculpturesymbolist movementW.E.B. Du Bois

Snapshots from a Swedish Garden

Melissa Ozawa August 24, 2020 Exhibitions

At his home outside Stockholm, the art of sculptor Carl Milles is on full and glorious display

carl millesmillesgardensculpture

Figures in a landscape: sculpture in the British garden (From our Archives)

GERVASE JACKSON-STOPS May 19, 2020 Furniture & Decorative Arts

No English country-house garden would be complete without the well-placed statue terminating a vista

britishcountry house gardengardenssculpture
Jose Fioravanti

Farther Afield: Argentina Honors a Sculptor gone Out of Fashion

James Gardner February 4, 2020 Exhibitions

The world has largely forgotten about sculptor José Fioravanti and the reasons are quite clear.

argentinaCasa Victoria Ocampojose fioravantimodernesculpture

Remembering sculptor Claude Lalanne

Frances Brent June 28, 2019 Art

Main de roman, an exquisite little sculpture could easily have been overlooked at this spring’s edition of TEFAF New York, but it stood out in L’Arcen Seine’s gallery booth as a memorial to Les Lalanne, the sculpting and design duo who created a universe of lyrical and iconoclastic objects in stubborn defiance of art world trends for over half a century.

claude lalanneFrançois-Xavier Lalanneles lalannesculptureTEFAF
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