Sculpture by the Sea, Bondi is back for its 26th year, showcasing over 100 sculptures along the stunning Bondi to Tamarama coastal walk. This free-to-public event features a diverse range of artists, including pioneers from the inaugural exhibition, renowned Japanese sculptors, and emerging talent from around the world. Explore the evolution of outdoor sculpture and enjoy breathtaking ocean views.
Two artists, two distinct mediums, one shared obsession with light. ‘A Forma da Luz’ at Simões de Assis Gallery in Curitiba brings together the hypnotic landscapes of Sergio Lucena and the impactful sculptures of Sergio Camargo, showcasing a surprising artistic dialogue centered on the transformative power of light.
A massive sculpture by renowned artist Jeff Koons is now on display in a London park, offering the public a sneak peek before its upcoming auction at Christie’s. The artwork is sure to attract attention and generate excitement ahead of its sale.
Artist Lauren Halsey is renowned for her monumental sculptures and installations that celebrate the vibrant culture and history of her South Central LA neighborhood. Her work is a powerful fusion of the past and present, challenging preconceived notions and inspiring a sense of awe. This October, she brings her unique vision to London’s Serpentine for her first solo UK exhibition.
The Bassam Freiha Art Foundation (BFAF) is set to present a captivating collection of exhibitions in October, exploring Emirati abstract art, the Orientalist perspective, societal boundaries, and grand sculptures by renowned artist Anthony James. The series features works by influential Emirati artists, a glimpse into the private Orientalist collection of Bassam Said Freiha, and thought-provoking sculptures by Anthony James.
Sculpture in the City, an annual event showcasing contemporary art in London, is back for its 13th edition. This year’s exhibition features 17 sculptures by 15 artists, including interactive pieces, giant statement sculptures, and even a digital artwork. The sculptures, scattered throughout the City of London, will remain on display until summer 2025, with some becoming permanent fixtures.
Samantha Moyer and Eddie Martinez, a married couple, are both visual artists showcasing their distinct styles in solo exhibitions at the Parrish Art Museum. Moyer’s large-scale stone sculptures and sculptural paintings blend abstract and figurative elements, creating a precise and classical presence. Martinez’s energetic paintings, often incorporating collage, exude a spontaneous and whimsical quality reminiscent of Abstract Expressionism and Philip Guston’s playful figuration. Their works reflect their individual artistic journeys shaped by their nomadic backgrounds and personal experiences.
Yuto Yamasaki, renowned for his captivating wooden sculptures, reveals the profound connection between his craft and his being. His choice of wood as a medium stems from its accessibility and practicality, yet it’s in his approach to raw materials that his true philosophy emerges. Yamasaki emphasizes the necessity of viewing wood as more than just a material but as an entity with its own existence. It’s this reverence for nature’s creations that allows him to wield the chainsaw with precision and respect.
