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Two Ai Weiwei sculptures come to Texas
August 17, 2017
What is it?
Chicago reenacts unveiling of iconic Picasso sculpture
August 11, 2017
Rudolf Belling
Exhibition casts new light on remarkable and little-known German modernist
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Buren to Whiteread
Six can’t-miss sculptures from the Münster Sculpture Project
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Well-Balanced
Extensive Alexander Calder exhibition now on display at the Whitney Museum
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Tanya Bonakdar
Artist Martin Boyce uses architectural forms to create surreal sculptures
May 25, 2017
City of Queen Anne’s Lace
Two Cuban artists uniquely capture Detroit’s built environment—both its decay and hope for the future
May 10, 2017
Farewell Tranmission
Roxy Paine’s surreal dioramas go on view at Paul Kasmin Gallery in New York City
May 8, 2017
Don't Call it a Comeback
Checking in on the Fort Moore Memorial restoration in L.A.
April 28, 2017
Solid Doubts
Robert Stadler and Noguchi Museum join forces for sculpture and weird furniture in new exhibition
April 19, 2017
High Desert
Coachella art installations are a riot of color and whimsical forms
April 17, 2017
Checked In
Here’s where art on the facade of the Brooklyn Heights library will go
March 9, 2017
Whose Art First?
The High Line announces a new major stage for sculpture on the park’s new section
January 11, 2017
The Desert is a Good Place to Die
Artist Drew Conrad cannibalizes his old installations to create new sculptures
January 6, 2017
Art for the 1%
Public art component added to San Diego’s “Super Prime” Pacific Gate development by KPF
December 7, 2016
Remember the Alamo
The Astor Cube is back, along with plaza and streetscape improvements by WXY
November 16, 2016
No Relief?
When the Brooklyn Heights Library is demolished, what will happen to the art on its facade?
November 4, 2016
Off the Scales
Yours for $150,000: this lead fish sculpture by Frank Gehry
September 27, 2016
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