A climate activist who smeared paint on the protective case of Edgar Degas’ “Little Dancer Aged Fourteen” sculpture at Washington, D.C.’s National Gallery of Art was charged.

Frippy Jameson from the Scottish Borders recently took a top prize for one of her sculptures.

The New Yorker who defaced a famed exhibit inside the National Gallery of Art earlier this year in DC will spend time in prison, but received a lenient sentence, federal authorities announced.Brooklyn native Joanna Smith pleaded guilty lat…

Plans have been submitted for a large weird polka-dotted artwork called the ‘Pumpkin’ by the Japanese contemporary artist Yayoi Kusama in Hyde Park.

A woman received a 60-day jail term for defacing a Degas sculpture at the National Gallery of Art, must also serve supervised release, perform community service, pay restitution, and is banned from D.C. museums for two years.

Warangal micro sculptor unveils miniature Lord Nataraja sculpture, showcasing extraordinary skill and precision.

The Indigenous legend of Grandmother Camus is a story of love, sacrifice and transformation.

The artist used plastic powder, pieces of nylon, self-made soft wax and 24 carat gold to make the sculpture.

As one of the rare female artists to pursue the art of sculpture, known as a creatively hardworking field, Lưu Thanh Lan has, with her passion and dedication over the past 30 years, established an extensive and impressive body of work across various mediums, such as stone, bronze, ceramic, and wood.

International Sculpture Day (IS Day) is a celebration for honouring the art of sculpture and its impact on society. Observed on the last Saturday of April each year, IS Day brings together artists, enthusiasts, and communities worldwide to recognise the beauty, diversity, and significance of sculptural art forms. From traditional stone carvings to contemporary installations, sculpture has played a vital role in shaping culture, history, and human expression.History of International Sculpture DayInternational Sculpture Day was established by the International Sculpture Center (ISC), a global organisation dedicated to promoting the appreciation and understanding of sculpture. The inaugural IS Day was celebrated in 2015, marking the 50th anniversary of the ISC’s founding. Since then, IS Day has grown into a widely recognised and anticipated event, with participation from artists, galleries, museums, and cultural institutions around the world.IS Day celebrations | Image: Instagram – International Sculpture DaySignificance of International Sculpture DayIS Day is a platform to raise awareness about the art of sculpture and its cultural significance. It provides an opportunity for artists to showcase their work, share their creative process, and engage with audiences. Through exhibitions, workshops, demonstrations, and public events, IS Day fosters a deeper appreciation for the craftsmanship, innovation, and artistic vision behind sculptural creations.Moreover, the day encourages dialogue and collaboration among artists, collectors, curators, educators, and art enthusiasts. It promotes the exchange of ideas, techniques, and perspectives, developing a dynamic global community of sculptors and art lovers.Celebration of International Sculpture DayIS Day celebrations take various forms, ranging from gallery exhibitions and outdoor installations to artist talks and hands-on workshops. Museums and cultural institutions often host special events and programming dedicated to sculpture, showcasing both historical masterpieces and contemporary works. Jean Smith, a ceramicist from D’art gallery, set to host a talk on IS Day | Image: Instagram – International Sculpture DayArtists use IS Day as an opportunity to unveil new projects, share insights into their creative process, or collaborate with other artists on collaborative installations. Communities may organise public art tours, sculpture walks, or interactive activities to engage audiences of all ages and backgrounds.On International Sculpture Day, individuals are encouraged to explore, appreciate, and interact with sculptural art in all its forms. Whether visiting a museum, attending a gallery opening, or creating their own sculptures, everyone can participate in celebrating the beauty and creativity of sculptural art.