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Using discarded materials and metalwork, the San Francisco-based artist’s tactile pieces give a “second life” to found objects.

LVMH Métiers d’Art presents ‘Une cosmogonie d’océans’, celebrating Josèfa Ntjam’s artistic residence

Le plasticien belge Arne Quinze est l'invité d'honneur de la 67è édition de la BRAFA qui fait son grand retour dans un nouveau lieu

A travers ses sculptures et ses installations sonores, Alexandre Joly explore les relations esthétiques, spirituelles et magiques que l’homme entretient avec la nature

designboom spoke with artist soo sunny park about the idea of using light as a material, and transforming space in unexpected ways.

jason decaires taylor has built an underwater museum off the coast of cannes, france -- his first installation in the mediterranean sea.

Since fleeing Uganda for the US, Leilah Babiyre is now taking the New York art scene by storm. Ahead of her second solo exhibition at Gordon Robichaux, the artist discusses her new, regal sculptures, which transform found objects into visions of

‘Breasts’ is set to open at ACP Palazzo Franchetti for the duration of the Venice Art Biennale 2024

Young-Deok Seo's sculptures are impressive for their clarity and size, and that is before you realize that they are made from bicycle chains.

The young sculptor’s work turned heads—and maybe caused a few nightmares—at the Venice Biennale show "The Milk of Dreams."

Mixing 3D software with inflatable materials, the South Korean artist-cum-designer makes large-scale pieces that are based on optical illusion.

from now through november 21, tate modern presents 'the EY exhibition: the making of rodin', a major exhibition dedicated to auguste rodin.

tomáš libertíny of studio libertiny has collaborated with 60.000 honeybees to create a beeswax version of the nefertiti bust.

Called on to interpret Veuve Clicquot’s premium cuvée, La Grande Dame, the Japanese artist creates a limited-edition sculpture with flowers, polka dots and a message of hope