The Top 5 Sculpture Exhibitions to see in London
Sculpture takes centre stage in this week’s top 5.
Tag: Sculpture
Royal College of Art MA Sculpture students to showcase work in Battersea Park
Students from the Royal College of Art’s MA Sculpture programme have been invited to develop artworks for temporary display in… Read More
Now Open: Larry Bell: New Work at Hauser & Wirth.
One of the most renowned and influential artists to emerge from the Los Angeles art scene of the 1960s, Larry… Read More
Oslo, City of Sculpture
Edward Munch, very much a painter, is easily Norway’s most famous artist, and a new 13-floor building – ‘Munch’ as it is styled – was recently opened in his honour. Walking around Oslo, though, it would be easy to think that sculpture is the national preference: statues dot the streets and I visited four sculpture parks. For example:
Alexandra Bircken A-Z
Alexandra Bircken is a sculptor known for her objects and installations that incorporate an unusual range of materials: from everyday… Read More
Art as salvation — a conversation with Riccardo Antonio Leone
I met with Riccardo Antonio Leone to get to the heart of his art, an intense creative process which brought salvation to the artist.
Refik Anadol’s AI data sculpture MACHINE HALLUCINATIONS: NATURE DREAMS! achieves $1.2+ million on OpenSea.
MACHINE HALLUCINATIONS: NATURE DREAMS! a unique 1/1 piece by @refikanadol on @opensea has achieved the price of 300.6942 ETH! $1,210,841.42
Brendan Murphy’s monumental spaceman installation comes to London
The ARX has unveiled a monumental installation entitled Dreams Matter by artist, Brendan Murphy. Commissioned by The ARX, the 19-foot… Read More
In-depth conversation with TARWUK exploring their practice and the idea of identity through metamorphosis
Collezione Maramotti presents Ante mare et terras, the first solo exhibition in Italy by the New York-based, Croatian duo TARWUK… Read More
Sculpture Outside the Gallery
There’s plenty of sculpture lying around outside in London now: not just the permanent stuff dotted about or combined into… Read More
The Top 7 Sculpture Exhibitions to see in London this Summer
Tabish Khan the @LondonArtCritic picks his top exhibitions to see right now. Each one comes with a concise review to help you… Read More
Ben Edmunds, It won’t last forever (or maybe it will)
‘It won’t last forever (or maybe it will)’ is Ben Edmunds’ solo debut in Europe and his most ambitious exhibition to date. Best known for his large scale paintings that combine tropes of modernist abstraction with the stylised accents of extreme sports, this show marks an expansion of possibilities in his practice. The works move between painting, sculpture, photography, branding, useful objects and wearable equipment.
The Shape of Colour an exhibition of new sculptures by London based artist Misha Milovanovich.
Dellasposa presents The Shape of Colour an exhibition of new sculptures by Belgrade-born London based artist Misha Milovanovich, marking her first solo show with the gallery.
CALL OUT FOR ARTISTS Sculptors in the north wanted for The Liverpool Plinth.
Liverpool BID Company and dot-art are looking for the fourth artist to have their work installed on The Liverpool Plinth.
Stine Deja, Cold Sleep
When I visit her studio, she is preparing for Cold Sleep, her upcoming solo exhibition at Tranen in Copenhagen, Denmark. The space feels like a home, furnished with plants and photographs.
The Top 5 Art Exhibitions to see in London in September
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SACRED THING: Launching Today: Online Platform for Limited Edition Sculpture by Contemporary Artists
This summer sees the launch of Sacred Thing, an online contemporary art concept store and peripatetic gallery that collaborates with artists to create limited edition sculptures.
People Play a new major sculpture commission from emerging artist Alice Irwin
A new major sculpture commission from emerging artist Alice Irwin has turned the iconic grand piazza in Halifax’s Piece Hall into a playground for the artists cast of distinctive characters
Breaking the Mould: Sculpture by Women since 1945
Breaking the Mould is the first extensive survey of post-war British sculpture by artists identifying as women in a public institution.
Interview with Jeff Lowe – “I see sculptors like poets”
Pangolin London have recently opened renowned British sculptor Jeff Lowe’s second major solo show with them. The exhibition features a brand new series of both large-scale works, as well as smaller-scale works and jewellery, sculptures in their own right rather than maquettes for larger pieces.
Eduardo Paolozzi’s early deconsacrations – ‘Pop’ collages and lost-wax bronzes on view at Hazlitt Holland-Hibbert
Hazlitt Holland-Hibbert gallery are showing the first of a series of three exhibitions honouring Eduardo Paolozzi.
ART PROOF podcast episode 5: Richie Culver
Art Proof is a podcast conceived and hosted by arts journalist Eric Thorp, curator and project coordinator Nicholas Stavri and painter Rowan Newton.
LIMINALITY [TEMPORAL IMPRESSIONS] The fourth in the series of exhibitions featuring cross-disciplinary works
LIMINALITY [TEMPORAL IMPRESSIONS] The fourth in the series of exhibitions featuring cross-disciplinary works – featuring performance, sound installations, sculptural installations, experimental music and film exploring ideas around time, consciousness and modes of perceived reality.
The Top 7 Art Exhibitions to see in London in June
Bling, twins, caves, faceless figures, glass, landscapes and a giant rabbit.