Tag: sculpture
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Challenging South African local histories
Explore Kemang Wa Lehulere’s thought-provoking installations, where material experimentation and political history merge into a compelling artistic language.
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Making air solid
Rachel Whiteread’s Tate Britain retrospective highlights her pioneering cast sculptures of ‘negative spaces,’ tracing the evolution of her Turner Prize–winning practice from intimate domestic forms to monumental architectural works.
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The plasticity of a surreal dream
Karla Black’s latest exhibition showcases her fragile, non-representational sculptures made from ephemeral materials—from Vaseline and paint to clay, wool and baby oil bottles—highlighting the artist’s distinctive fusion of colour, light and mark-making.
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The poetry in traditional crafts
Martin Puryear’s Parasol Unit retrospective presents over forty years of his handcrafted wooden and bronze sculptures, highlighting his fusion of traditional craftsmanship, abstraction and subtle social commentary in his first major solo show in London.