#sculpture

#sculpture

Stenson emphasizes emotional perception through animals in his carvings, portraying the sweet slyness of a fox or a charming bear proud of its fresh catch.

The trail features stories that highlight the reasons why ocean conservation is needed. Meaden said: "We see wildlife on land, and it triggers emotion: it is visible, tangible, and easy to connect with. The ocean is too often out of mind, and yet it is the beating heart of our planet - the force that sustains all life forms. If the ocean dies, so does the planet. It's that simple, and that urgent."

KAWS' outdoor exhibition will spotlight large-scale works across the NYBG estate, creating an interactive open-air museum experience in a naturally curated landscape.

Madeleine LeBrun creates art by combining bas-relief sculpture and digital photocollage, starting from sketches that transform into colorful, textured works with a 3D appearance.

"If the emotional gestalt is intact, then the work has a voice from the beginning and becomes part of the conversation to its own completion."

The exhibition brings together two large-scale film works, More Sweetly Play the Dance (2015) and Oh To Believe In Another World (2022), playing sequentially across a seven-screen installation.

Bruvel's sculptures blur into fluid, serene faces from afar, yet reveal their emotional depth through raw texture and intentional imperfections.

Thomas Deininger’s 'Macawll of the Wild' is a brilliant optical illusion made from discarded toys, prompting viewers to reflect on environmental issues.

At a Christie's auction in 1989, a seemingly unremarkable marble sculpture was identified by Patricia Wengraf as Giambologna's 'Fata Morgana', once deemed lost.

Inspired by the ethereal elegance of natural systems-coral, roots, jellyfish, diatoms-these works reflect my fascination with the subtle, intelligent structures of the natural world.

When I make some sales, I will typically try to take a portion of that and buy a work from another artist.

These were just some of the booths and activities at Pigeon Fest, a day-long festival on Sunday, June 15 at the High Line, which drew a packed crowd, despite the rainy day.

"Chewing gum is perhaps the weirdest product on earth. It's pointless, and maybe that's the point. In its uselessness lies something real: wonder, play, fun."

The exhibition transforms the New York Botanical Garden into a vibrant tribute to Van Gogh, combining his iconic works with immersive installations and nature-inspired art.

It began as a blob: a 12kg lump of clay the size of a watermelon. Three hours later, it had become Judi Dench's head, 50% larger than usual.