sculpture, modern

Showcases the work of thirty-eight truly innovative and inspirational artists who use low-cost, low-tech media and often totally original techniques to produce work that defies categorization and pushes the boundaries of art itself.

Traces the development of modern sculpture from Rodin to the post-World War II era, discussing the different styles that have characterized the period, including eclecticism, cubism, constructivism, and others; and examines the work of artists within and outside of the various movements.

Showcases sculptures made from a variety of materials that were exhibited at the Saatchi Gallery in London, featuring work by Molly Larkey, Jacob Dahl Ju?rgensen, Paul Lee, and others.

Traces the history of figurative sculpture in America from the World's Columbian Exposition of 1893 to the late twentieth century, and includes over 275 photographs of sculpture from the nineteenth and twentieth centuries.

Presents a study of the way sculpture art has changed since the mid-1990s, defining trends and examining the examples of new sculpture styles from a variety of contemporary artists.

Photographs and text help profile the sculptures, drawings, and creative inspirations of Auguste Rodin.