London’s Serpentine Gallery pits the recycled sculptures of Phyllida Barlow against the minimalist forms of Nairy Baghramian.

A public exhibition of 16 sculptures by Manolo Valdés can be seen in NY, along Broadway from Columbus Circle to 166th Street.

Over 900 people were in attendance at the opening for “Knight’s Move,” the new show at SculptureCenter, running through July 26.

Open to the public only one day a year, the Garden of Cosmic Speculation takes science and maths as its inspiration.

The New York-based artist Serge Spitzer creates a chaotic plastic transportation system inside Paris’s Palais de Tokyo.

Haunch of Venison presents a group show organized by David
Salle and Richard Phillips of works produced in the 1980s New York.

Sculptor Alastair Mackie employs found objects to form a tension between natural and manufactured structures.

Working across the widest array of media, Elliott Hundley ruptures the boundaries between collage, painting, and sculpture.

Three-dimensional printing could open an expansive new vista for artists.

Senegal’s new monument was unveiled amid criticism that the 49-meter bronze statue is a presidential vanity project and waste of money.

Lisson Gallery presents an exhibition of major new works by Tony Cragg, whose first solo show with the gallery was in 1979.

On view at Gagosian Gallery is an exhibition of the large-format sculptures of Alexander Calder, produced from 1957 to 1970.