“Winner’s Way,” a 16-foot-tall, interactive metal sculpture, is unveiled at Oldsmar Sports Complex
New public art in Oldsmar
Sculpture
New West Palm Beach Sculpture “Genius Loci” Celebrates City’s Black Cultural Legacy
West Palm Beach unveils Nekisha Durrett’s sculpture, Genius Loci, at Heart & Soul Park, celebrating the area’s rich Black history.
Kimbell Art Museum acquires jade olmec sculpture
The Kimbell Art Museum has announced today the acquisition of one of the most renowned sculptures from ancient Mesoamerica, an unqualified icon of Olmec civilization. Standing Figure Holding a Were-Jaguar Baby (c. 900–300 B.C.), a statuette carved in jadeite, has been at the center of Olmec studies and the subject of scholarly interpretation since the mid-twentieth century. It becomes the most significant work of ancient American art in the Kimbell’s collection. The superb figure was acquired in celebration of the tenth anniversary of the Kimbell’s Renzo Piano Pavilion, where it will be the centerpiece of the museum’s ancient American collection beginning December 15, 2023.
Juno Beach Residents Rebuild Defaced Menorah Sand Sculpture After Antisemitic Attack
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Miami will celebrate New Year’s without Big Orange sculpture
The annual tradition has now been canceled four years in a row.
Portsmouth, New Hampshire 400th Inc. gifts city first sculpture of sculpture garden
A new sculpture was unveiled in Portsmouth on Tuesday to honor its 400th year.
Popoola unveils sculpture of lion commissioned by Oba Elegushi
Nigeria’s foremost sculptor and environmental artist, Dotun Popoola, recently delivered a magnificent sculptural piece of a lion commissioned by Oba
Five unusual statues from around the globe
Learn about these weird and wonderful sculptures, from an Italian giant to a chandelier of bones.
Louise Nevelson’s Sculpture
Instead of adhering to a timeline—the organizing yet constraining scaffold of most full-career studies of a single artist—the publication’s thematic, fragmented format allows for connections to branch outwards and through Nevelson’s art.
Charles LeDray: Shiner
Charles LeDray’s Peter Freeman, Inc. exhibition, Shiner, contains no literal or figurative black eyes, no depictions of bruises or marks of shame. It does contain a scaled-down sculpture of a wooden shoeshine kit, Shiner (2015–23), with the title word painted on its side in wobbly yellow letters.
