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Sculpture: An Art of Craft and Storytelling
Sculptors grounded in craft often implicitly narrate both their subject and their physical process.
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Authorship & Authority: The Contested Origins of Dakar’s African Renaissance Monument
A landmark in Senegal soars in a city uncertain of its significance.
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What Is Sculpture? Four Curators Try to Define an Elusive Art Form
Contemporary curators consider how sculpture's elusive definition brushes against fluid practices of today.
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Yooyun Yang Paints Everyday Scenes with a Tender, Haunting Ambience
The Korean painter will debut new work in Carnegie International.
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From Gravel Pits to Sculpture Parks
The pioneering Land Reclamation as Sculpture initiative in 1970s Seattle introduced an ecocritical dimension to Land art.
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Thing Theory
Four sculptors discuss the forces that shape objects—and the ethics and implications of remaking them.
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Making Space: Katarzyna Kobro
In interwar Poland, Katarzyna Kobro advanced a new vision of the relationship between sculptural form and social life.
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Drawing Support: Do Ho Suh
Do Ho Suh's latest project extends his decades-long interest in the visual language of memorialization.
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From the Archives: The Brilliance of Brancusi’s Bases
Scott Burton argues that the bases of Brancusi's sculptures are works of art in their own right.
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Zheng Bo Gets Intimate—and Political—with Plants
The Chinese artist finds queer, socialist possibilities among ferns and herbs.
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