sculpture

An illustrated visit to Brooklyn-based artist Marsha Pels' retrospective at Lubov delivers a Bling Ring spectacle.

The artist's new show is now on view at Ross + Kramer.

The Brooklyn-based sculptor’s current exhibition in Los Angeles is shaped by her road trip in the desert during the election week.

“I want you to imagine a desert, stretching out as far as your eyes can see. In this desert is a cube.”

The artist speaks with GARAGE on the eve of the opening of her show, "Maiden, Mother, Crone" at The Jewish Museum.

The young French sculptor brings his aluminum stable to Central Park.

"The Asian-American community is so large, and yet there haven’t really been conversations specifically catered toward us — people are really hungry for it. No pun intended."

The series dates back to 1989, but the themes of sexuality, love, lust, and taste that it raises are evergreen.

Takashi Murakami’s 2012 “Split” is a brilliant anomaly for an artist who otherwise says, “I’m utterly vulgar.”

Artist Ohad Meromi’s new works were on display Tuesday night.

"Life Like," the Met Breuer's new show of realistic sculptures of the human body, is exceptional, but it shows a bias towards Western accounts of art history.

Pedro Reyes's new show is an encyclopedic tour of the genre—augmented by a dash of local politics.