Redefining sculpture is Richard Serra's goal
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His sculptures (beloved by some, loathed by others) are on display at two new exhibitions in California.
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A rebel of Chinaâs avant-garde reinvents himself as a painter, sculptor and installation artist.
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Buddha statues are the inspiration for Rudolf Stingelâs new exhibit at the Whitney Museum of American Art.
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Leonardo Da Vinciâs masterpiece joins a large and growing population of virtual art.
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When the Museum of Modern Art was looking to remake itself, Japanese architect Yoshio Taniguchi reportedly told MoMA&#39;s director that given &quot;a lot of money, I will give you great architecture.
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Richard Prince blurs the distinctions between life and art, truth and fiction, and even automaking and sculpture.
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The new addition to the Akron Museum of Art underscores how hard it can be to strike a balance between daring architecture and enjoyable spaces for viewing art.
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Remaking the Queens Museum of Art was not an easy job; whether or not it was a success will be up to New Yorkers, who can judge the restoration results on Saturday.
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Richard Tuttle, whose work can often fit in a palm, is trying the other extreme: his first public art project is a 90-by-150-feet mural.
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The Museum of Modern Artâs Summergarden series reinvents itself every so often, but for now it has settled into a pattern that has worked well these last two summers.
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The Grey Art Gallery offers a spirited display of Latin American abstraction. Working through its riches is both humbling and thrilling; you encounter your ignorance and have a chance to rectify it.
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Zhang Jianhuaâs temerity in representing Chinese coal miners through life-size sculpture has earned his work what might be called a soft ban.
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Martin Puryearâs sculptures, as seen at the Museum of Modern Art, balance between the geometric and the organic with Zen aplomb.
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Serkan Ozkayaâs most recent scrivener project grew out of a fascination with the interplay between the idea of the original and the copy in an ever more mass-produced postmodern world.
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Arts & entertainment: Edmund de Waal challenges the philosophy of potting as functionalist and ruralist to turn ceramics into art.
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A California community limits the number of new art galleries