More than 35 works are presented in “Simone Leigh,” including nine exhibited at the U.S. Pavilion in Venice. They range from the monumental, including ‘Satellite. (2022), a 24-foot-tall bronze, sited at the entrance of the ICA, to table-top ceramic busts.

WAUKESHA — On Friday, the Waukesha community will be presented with “Children Are Our Future,” a new public sculpture in Barstow Plaza in Frame Park. Created by Colgate sculptor Paul

Adding new meaning to “big cats,” Selçuk Yılmaz’s recent series explores the legendary power, courage, and resilience of wildlife.

The Madison Parks Foundation is excited to announce the unveiling of a new tribute & memorial sculpture in Quann Park off-leash dog park! Madison Parks Foundation continues its efforts in making positive impacts in our community and in our parks with the donation of a custom sculpture that will serve as a memorial to honor dogs and the parks they love so much.

‘Spiral Q: The Parade’ and ‘Local Voices: Memories, Stories and Portraits’ will run through Jan. 7.

/PRNewswire/ — The iconic ‘Charging Bull’, BSE Gong and the ‘Common Man’ sculptures was unveiled by Shri Mangal Prabhat Lodha, the Minister of Tourism, Skill…

The tribute to victims of knife crime is made from 100,000 blades which were handed into police.

Kalpetta: Sculptor Unni Kanayi has revealed that veteran actor Mamukkoya had approached him to create a large sculpture of Karinthandan, Wayanad’s unsung martyr, on his land in Vythiri. However, Mamukkoya passed away before his dream could be fulfilled.

A lot happens along Carroll Creek, but its rotary club, along with several artisans and sponsors have been working hard to make sure there’s beauty inside the water, as well.

RENO, Nev. – The “Wildest, Richest Rodeo in the West” is churning up something extra special – the state’s first butter cow sculpture, carved by renowned artist Sarah Pratt, will be on display in the Double R Marketplace at the Reno Rodeo from June 15–24, 2023. The history of butter cows traces back over a century — the first buttery bovine made an appearance in 1903 at the Ohio State Fair. In 1911, J.K. Daniels sculpted the Iowa State Fair’s first butter cow and was succeeded by a select roster of famed sculptors, including Norma “Duffy” Lyon, also known as the “Butter Cow Lady.” Duffy crafted the illustrious butter cow at the Iowa State Fair for 46 years until her retirement in 2006 when she passed the reins to her long-time apprentice, Sarah Pratt. A Des Moines native, Pratt deftly chisels pure-cream Iowa butter into uncanny sculptures, including replicas of Superman, wild bison, the Apollo 11 mission, and of course, the beloved butter cow. Pratt is bringing her moo-ving artistry to the Silver State for the 2023 Reno Rodeo where she will sculpt a butter cow to be admired by thousands of visitors. Her creamy creation pays homage to farmers… Continue Reading