Sculpture & Installation
From traditional sculpting to the genre busting art of three dimensional installation, read the latest exhibition reviews and news or explore the latest event listings, websites and
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From Joy Division artwork to Mark Leckey - artists back Castlefield Gallery auction
Castlefield Gallery’s fundraising auction - Put Your Money Where Your Eyes Are - features a very impressive selection of artworks drawn from far and wide.
Japanese Red Army makes reappearance thanks to Eric Baudelaire at Gasworks
The French artist brings film and documentation to the South London gallery, with testimonies from May Shigenobu and Masao Adachi.
Sculptor Michael Dean presents tactile exhibition at the Henry Moore Institute in Leeds
The "touchable" Government display features a series of work which was produced on-site in response to the gallery space's architectural forms and dimensions.
Evolutionary David Breuer-Weil sculptures stalk Hanover Square
A set of four primal craggy bronze men, created by sculptor David Breuer-Weil in his Emergence series, appear to rise from the ground in a major new commission at a green refuge in Oxford Circus.
Get a bounce on: Glasgow's International Festival of Visual Art enters final weekend
The Glasgow International Festival of Visual Art heads into the bank holiday weekend with plenty still to see and do in Scotland's cool capital of contemporary art.
Pieces of Eight combines British heavy metal and Italian opera via Gothenburg and Finland
Abandoned houses in Sweden, heavy metal from Birmingham, condensed Titin comics and more as artists from Leeds and Scandinavia combine in a new show.
Tactile Tactus group in Cork Street show of support for Royal Hospital for Neuro-Disability
A successful art therapy room at a Putney hospital for people with brain injuries is being backed by an exhibition featuring work by one of the patients.
Pottery, picnics, poetry and real ale as North West Visual Arts Open entertains Preston
The North West Visual Arts Open continues its lively progress with an engaging weekend of talks, tours, workshops, poetry, music and real ale in Preston.
Marianne Faithfull and John Dunbar's Innocence and Experience at Tate Liverpool
Ben Miller talks to Marianne Faithfull as the singer-songwriter and actress unites with her former husband to choose some of the works that mean the most to her in a new exhibition at Tate Liverpool.
Views of belonging from Russia, Mumbai and Prague in Quarantania at John Hansard Gallery
The search for identity, belonging, place and existence is explored through film, photography and sculpture by three artists at the University of Southampton venue.
Ten shortlisted graduates show work and promise in run-up to 2012 Catlin Prize
Curator Justin Hammond opens the doors on a group show in which one new artist stands to win £5,000 on May 16.
Nine contemporary artists respond to history at Ham House and Gardens
The Trust New Art programme brings the work of Kathleen Herbert, Tom Dale and Alexandre de Cunha to the Richmond-upon-Thames historic house.
Behind the scenes at Create studios in Brighton for the covershoot of the Museums at Night 2012 guide
A chance to see how the installation piece for the cover image of the 2012 Museums at Night/BBC History Magazine guide was created by a team of illustrators, designers and construction workers at......
Buddhist and Hindu Kathmandu art in Robert Beer's Visions of the Divine at October Gallery
The illustrator of The Encyclopedia of Tibetan Symbols and Motifs returns to the London gallery with works from some of the best modern artists in the Kathmandu Valley.
The Essence of Beauty looks at 500 years of Italian Art at Kelvingrove Gallery in Glasgow
Drawing together pieces from galleries across the city, this new exhibition features some of the best of Italian Art produced between the late 14th and 19th centuries.
