Sculpture
Exhibition review: A Puzzlement and Las Hormigas/The Ants
Two impressive exhibitions exploring memory, identity, and culture.
Exhibition review: China – The past is present
How a country's past informs its present through the lens of artists and creators spanning centuries.
Diversity and drawing at heart of learning in 2023
100 years old; 100 years young – a creative legacy shaping the next generation of Australian artists through short summer…
Exhibition review: Speculative Archaeology
Bruce Reynolds' vessels pay tribute to the finest human endeavours.
Barbara Hepworth: tribute to a hard-won career
A long-overdue solo exhibition of the works of British sculptor Barbara Hepworth at Heide opens up the nuances and achievements…
Sculpture dominates Venice Biennale; it’s female and Black
Sculpture dominated the Venice Biennale. What does that mean for the medium moving forward for elevating contemporary conversations?
The cost reality of sculpture's pleasure
A first in its 24-year history, Sculpture by the Sea Bondi is encouraging people to donate what they can, to…
Australia's largest sustainable public art commission
Australia’s largest sustainable public art work will be installed at Barangaroo. We spoke with the artists from the Erub about…
Focus on Ukrainian sculptors at iconic Bondi event
Sculpture by the Sea returns to Bondi's iconic sculpture walk with a showcase of Ukrainian artists.
Exhibition review: Diasporic Dialogue, Mai Nguyen-Long and William Yang
A 30-year career searching for her voice in a diasporic landscape, Mai Nguyen-Long's work offers an exciting pathway forward.