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Three rendez-vous with Sir Antony Gormley

Antony Gormley Royal Academy of Arts, Main Galleries (London, United Kingdom) 21 September – 3 December 2019 In …

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Brazilian Modern: The Living Art of Roberto Burle Marx at the New York Botanical Garden

An iconic figure, not only for art composed of living flora resulting in garden landscapes of extraordinary beauty, …

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Mark Manders : Tilted Head

The Dutch artist Mark Manders, just over fifty, is offering a monumental head directly north of the small …

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Carmen Herrera: Estructuras Momumentales
at City Hall Park (New York)

Carmen Herrera is now 104 years old. She is receiving, at long last, the attention she deserves. Originally …

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Concert pour une nouvelle Forêt

Guillaume Barth belongs to those artists who like to tell stories, tales that gain meaning through time, that …

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David Smith: Sculpture 1932-1965 at YSP

The Yorkshire Sculpture Park (YSP) presents a major exhibition of over 40 works by the pioneering and highly …

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The Roof Garden Commission:
Alicja Kwade, ParaPivot

Berlin-based artist Alicja Kwade has been selected to create a site-specific installation for The Met’s Iris and B. …

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Chronos Cosmos: Deep Time, Open Space

Chronos Cosmos: Deep Time, Open Space transforms Socrates Sculpture Park into a gateway to the universe, presenting artworks …

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Louise Bourgeois in the Rijksmuseum Gardens

It is rare that an artist’s oeuvre so closely reflects his or her life that it seems to …

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Frieze Sculpture at Rockefeller Center

Curator Brett Littman (Director of the Isamu Noguchi Foundation and Garden Museum in Long Island City, New York) …

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Now, She
Two Sculptures by Ursula von Rydingsvard

The Philadelphia Museum of Art has installed two monumental sculptures by Ursula von Rydingsvard. Bronze Bowl with Lace (2013–14, cast …

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Ursula von Rydingsvard:
The Contour of Feeling

This landmark exhibition of monumental sculptures by Ursula von Rydingsvard (b. 1942, Deensen, Germany) illuminates the process by which the …

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Phyllida Barlow, Cul-de-sac

From February 23 to June 23, 2019, British artist Phyllida Barlow will present a series of new works …

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Max Ernst on the rooftop of the Kasmin Gallery (New York)

On October 10th, Paul Kasmin Gallery (509 W 27th Street, New York) inaugurated a new exhibition space on …

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“…to imagine, to revive and make visible this human connection with the Universe”

Michelle Stuart, a pioneer woman artist using materials derived from nature since the late 1960s, works on a …

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Jaume Plensa, sculptor of the human

The MACBA (Barcelona) and the Palacio de Cristal (Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía, Madrid) start 2019 by showcasing …

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Anish Kapoor at Serralves Park

Some artworks were not made for human understanding. Humans have their very own, unique relationship with time, which …

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Katinka Bock at the IAC of Villeurbanne

After the MUDAM in Luxembourg and the Kunst Museum Winterthur in Switzerland, Katinka Bock moves to Villeurbanne at …

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December 2018 ‘s Picks

Bruno Peinado : From Paris with love, a code and a body for a new form of metaphysics Porte …

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Bernar Venet, Une rétrospective 2019-1959 at the MAC Lyon

01The retrospective offered by the Contemporary Art Museum of Lyon very comprehensively retraces Bernar Venet’s artistic research, starting …

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November’s Picks

Kasmin Gallery: a rooftop sculpture garden Chelsea District, New York, United States New York’s Kasmin Gallery inaugurated in October …

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October’s Picks

Franz West – Outdoor sculptures Marais district, Paris (France) Through December 10th, 2018 The fantastic retrospective on Austrian …

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La Littorale, Contemporary Art Biennial in Anglet

The 7th edition of the International Contemporary Art Biennial Anglet  – Côte Basque, La Littorale, is held in …

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September’s Picks

Sculpture in the City London (United Kingdom) Through April 2019 Every year since 2018, monumental sculptures are displayed …

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August’s Picks

Chillida in the Rijksmuseum Gardens Rijksmuseum Gardens, Amsterdam (The Netherlands) Until September 23rd, 2018 Guest curator: Alfred Pacquement …

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Indicators: Artists on Climate Change
at Storm King Art Center

Storm King Art Center, the 500-acre sculpture garden a bit more than an hour north of New York …

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July’s Picks

Fondation Carmignac Porquerolles (France) In 2018, the site in Porquerolles will be open to the public from June …

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May’s Picks

SUMMER I Chiharu Shiota, Katarina Löfström & Poul Gernes Wanås Konst, Knislinge (Sweden) May 6th to November 4th, …

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La noche que lo hace visible.
Rachel Labastie and Nicolas Delprat

Rachel Labastie and Nicolas Delprat have crossed the border to work in a small abandoned village of Navarre …

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April’s Picks

Re-naissance, ici et maintenant! Hans-Walter Müller Le Cyclop by Jean Tinguely, Milly-la-forêt (France) Inauguration Saturday April 7th at 8:30pm …

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Leaning into the Wind — Andy Goldsworthy: Interview with Filmmaker Thomas Riedelsheimer

As Leaning into the Wind, Thomas Riedelsheimer’s second movie on Andy Goldsworthy’s work, is being released, Sculpture Nature has …

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March’s Picks

Diversifolia Nancy Rubins Gagosian Gallery, London (England) Until April 14th, 2018 Nancy Rubins sculptures cannot go unnoticed. Not …

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The Harbour Arts Sculpture Park

In February 2018, the Harbour Arts Sculpture Park was inaugurated along the waterfront in Central Hong Kong. This …

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February’s Picks

untitled 2018 (the infinite dimensions of smallness) Rirkrit Tiravanija National Gallery Singapore — Ng Teng Fong Roof Garden …

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January’s Picks

Dans la forêt Grand M Media Center, Toulouse, France Opening January 11th, 2018 Les Abattoirs (Toulouse, France) is …

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December’s picks

Sculpture Nature’s December selection of exhibitions, outings and news. Subarnarekha (La ligne d’or) Hemali Bhuta CIAP Centre International …

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Ai Weiwei:
Good Fences Make Good Neighbors

Public art’s greatest strength—its accessibility—is also its largest weakness. We are living in a time when contemporary art …

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November’s picks

Voyage d’hiver Château de Versailles (France) Until January 7, 2018 Commission: Jean de Loisy, Rebecca Lamarche-Vadel, Yoann Gourmel …

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FIAC Hors les murs 2017

The annual event Hors les murs programmed by the FIAC (Foire internationale d’art contemporain de Paris – Paris …

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October’s picks

Colloque : L’art dans l’espace rural Centre international d’Art et du Paysage (Île de Vassivière, France) October 13th- 15th, 2017 …

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September’s Picks

Ici Jean-Pierre Raynaud MAMO Centre d’art de la Cité Radieuse, Marseille, France Until October 1st, 2017 A 50-feet-high monumental …

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Adrián Villar Rojas on the roof of the MET

The New York Metropolitan Museum of Art has invited young Argentinean artist Adrián Villar Rojas (1980, Rosario, Argentina) …

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Breaking Through the Canon, Breaking Through the Gallery Wall

On March 13th, 2017 the New York Times announced that Robert Smithson’s Spiral Jetty was named an official …

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La Petite Littorale #1

La Petite Littorale will take place at the Parc écologique Izadia in Anglet (on the Basque country coast) …

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Anish Kapoor at Brooklyn Bridge Park

Born in Bombay in 1954, Anish Kapoor now lives and works in London. He is particularly well known …

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Frieze Sculpture Park 2017

For the first time, this year Frieze Sculpture Park is open all summer with 23 works scattered throughout …

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Fantasmagorie — Edith Derdyk

During three weeks we followed the making of the installation Fantasmagorie (2017) by Brasilian artist Edith Derdyk, in …

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La Conque in Nanterre : nouvelle adresse by Claude Rutault

Sandrine Moreau, visual arts manager of the City of Nanterre, presents nouvelle adresse, a work of art by Claude Rutault …

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Interview with Manon Thirriot

Manon Thirriot just spent a month at the NEKaTOENEa creation residency, at the heart of the Abbadia estate …

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Encounters in Hong Kong — Art Basel 2017

Art Basel Hong Kong’s Encounters is an exhibition of monumental works displayed throughout the unconventional context of a …

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Tony Cragg: A Rare Category of Objects at Yorkshire Sculpture Park

This year, the Yorkshire Sculpture Park celebrates its fortieth anniversary with an exhibition of works by Tony Cragg, …

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Marisa Merz:
The Sky Is a Great Place
at MET Breuer

Now 86 years old, Marisa Merz is the only woman participant in the outstanding art movement called Arte …

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The Fourth Plinth Shortlist Exhibition

‘Utter rubbish’ said a man who sidled up to me in the foyer of the National Gallery at …

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Rivage, Rivages. The catalogue of La Littorale’s 6th edition.

La Littorale is an international contemporary art biennale held in the city of Anglet on the Côte Basque. …

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Sea Music: the restoration of the sculpture can start.

The Poole Museum (United-Kingdom) just announced, with a lot of enthusiasm, that they successfully obtained their Stage 2 Heritage …

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Géométrie Habitée — Interview with Anabelle Soriano

Annabelle Soriano’s exhibition, currently on view at the Georges-Pompidou gallery and outside the Quintaou Theater in Anglet, is …

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City Sculpture Projects 1972

If you have the pleasure of strolling the streets of the historical center of Leeds, in the United …

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Pumpkin by Yayoi Kusama at the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden

Since December 10th, a gigantic yellow pumpkin with black polka dots has sprouted at the Hirshhorn Museum and …

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A present for everyone — Christmas 2016

Emmanuel Berry, Rodin, published by Editions Xavier Barral, 120 pages, 49 black and white photographs, bilingual French-English, 2016. …

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Movement as the Essence of Life. Jean Tinguely in the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam

Say Jean Tinguely and people start smiling. Everybody knows his humourous moving machines of old bicycle wheels, rusted …

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Julie Chaffort, Somnambules at the Bullukian Foundation in Lyon

Until the end of December, Julie Chaffort, who was awarded the third Bullukian Prize, offers an unusual experience …

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Creation: Margaux Othats Artist-in-Residence at La Petite Escalère

Margaux Othats has been selected for LPE’s fall 2016 residency for francophone authors-illustrators. The selection committee included Marion Jablonski, Director – Albin …

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PERCEPTIONS #3 – Arts and Science at the Abbadia Castle

Space takes the form of how I see things. — Hubert Reeves, astrophysicist Until November 2nd, 2016, the …

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FIAC Hors les murs 2016

Since 1974 and every year at the end of October, the Foire International d’Art Contemporain (FIAC) hosts art …

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Sculpture Network 14th International Forum

This year, the 14th International Forum organized by Sculpture Network will take place from September 29th to October …

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Olafur Eliasson, Versailles 2016

Discover the three outdoor installations by Danish artist Olafur Eliasson, in the gardens of the Palace of Versailles. …

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LANDMARK at Socrates Sculpture Park, New York

Socrates Sculpture Park is turning 30 years old this year. Once an industrial landfill, the park is located …

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Cristina Iglesias at the Grenoble Museum

On a hot summer day, I cross the threshold of the Museum of Grenoble, seeking out shade and …

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Arnaga 2016 Contemporary Art: Interview with Jean-François Larralde

  Since June 17 and until October 16, 2016, Villa Arnaga, Edmond Rostand’s house in the Basque country, …

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Virginia Overton presents Sculpture Gardens at the Whitney Museum of American Art in New York

The Whitney Museum of American Art has commissioned artist Virginia Overton (1971, Nashville, Tennessee) to create an in …

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Postcard from Chaumont-sur-Loire

The Loire River gently flows, down on its way to the estuary: a calm, smooth movement, only fragmented …

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SFMOMA Reopens With Several Gardens, Terraces, and Galleries for Sculpture

The first piece of work installed in anticipation of the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art’s $610 million …

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Arte Sella, Città delle idee. Interview with Filmmaker Luca Bergamaschi

Arte Sella sculpture park was created in the Spring of 1986 as a civil response to the Chernobyl …

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Yayoi Kusama Takes Over the Glass House

In 1966, for the 33rd Venice Biennale, Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama decided to install hundreds of metallic spheres …

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Bernar Venet’s Sculptures in Public Spaces in Two Cities: Budapest and New York

Do cities have their own psyche? In a Jungian sense, they do. It is an opaque, ever pulsating …

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Public Art in New York, Summer 2016 (2/2)

Here is the second part of our stroll around New York to let you discover public art on …

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Martin Puryear’s Big Bling at the Madison Square Park, New York

Opening on May 16, the Madison Square Park will present its thirty-third public art exhibition that will be …

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Public Art in New York, Summer 2016 (1/2)

10New York is a vibrant city in terms of outdoor activities, particularly when the first nice days of …

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La mémoire des sols at Abbadia


Until June 26, 2016, La Maison de la corniche Asportotsttipi, at Hendaye’s Abaddia estate, is hosting the exhibition …

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Troublemakers: The Story of Land Art. Interview with the filmmaker James Crump

Aniko Erdosi: In January you released your second documentary film “Troublemakers: The Story of Land Art.” When I …

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1976-2016: 40th Anniversary of Barbara Hepworth Museum and Sculpture Garden

It’s in 1976, a year after Barbara Hepworth’s death, that the “Trewyn Studio”, located in Saint Ives in …

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Les carnets du paysage, varia

“Let’s listen to the world as to a vast musical piece – a piece of which we are …

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The Crowdfunding Trend

The Chinati Foundation, based in Marfa in the Texas desert, has announced last week that it had successfully …

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Empty Lot by Abraham Cruzvillegas

For the past six months, the Turbine Hall of the Tate Gallery (London) has been hosting Empty Lot, …

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Picasso.Sculptures

For Picasso, the dialogue between painting and sculpture started when he was 10, while he was first studying …

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Calme-toi, Lison by Jean Frémon

Louise Bourgeois, a free woman.        Louise, Louise Bourgeois, the woman who creates spiders, and so …

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CERAMIX

Art and ceramics From Rodin to Shütte Starting Wednesday March 9th, the exhibition CERAMIX opens for three months …

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ScNa’s Peek at the Web

Each month, we are inviting you to browse the web and discover our selection of exhibits, places, personalities, …

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Dan Graham, guest of honor in France

Currently, American artist Dan Graham is undeniably the most prominent foreign artist in France. No less than three …

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ScNa’s peek at the web

Each month, we are inviting you to browse the web and discover our selection of exhibits, places, personalities, projects …

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A preview of FIAC 2015 Hors les Murs

Following the footsteps of the Unlimited program of the Art Basel fair in Switzerland, the FIAC has stretched …

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ScNa’s peek at the web

Each month, we are inviting you to browse the web and discover our selection of exhibits, places, personalities, …

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Lynda Benglis at Storm King

Active for more than half a century, Storm King functions as a major center for contemporary sculpture in …

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Pierre Huyghe explores time from the MET Roof Garden

French artist Pierre Huyghe installation includes ancient living species and Palaeolithic rocks in an aquarium with changing walls. The …

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Teresita Fernandez’s Fata Morgana at the Madison Square Park

Since 2004, the Madison Square Park Conservancy has invited well-known public artists and sculptors—Tony Cragg, Richard Deacon, and …

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Agnes Denes at Socrates Sculpture Park

Agnes Denes, a major public art, land artist now in her eighties, still living downtown in New York …

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Editor’s picks at 2015 Frieze New York

For the fourth year in a row the Frieze Art Fair took place on Randall’s Island, a 35 …

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Please Touch the Art Come and play with Jeppe Hein !

  The Danish artist invites you to participate in all his Brooklyn Park installations. Appearing Rooms creates ephemeral …

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Dan Graham and Günther Vogt atop the MET in New York

Every summer, the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York commissions an outdoor installation to be displayed on the …

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Walks of life, Tony Cragg in New York

This winter, Madison Square Park Art is displaying three monumental sculptures by English artist Tony Cragg. Mixed Feelings, …

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De la nature à l’œuvre by Virginie Luc

Through the works of twenty one artists, this book by Virginie Luc explores the poetic link between nature, …

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La forêt d’art contemporain

Since 2011, fifteen works of art have been installed on the grounds of the regional natural park of …

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You Call That Art? A book-object for young sculptors

Sculpture is also for children. You Call That Art? is an unusual and playful way to introduce sculpture …

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John Gerrard installs a solar power plant in Manhattan

It is an extremely sophisticated and monumental LED wall. Thanks to computer simulation, Irish artist John Gerrard virtually …

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