“Material Girl,” Barbara Ségal’s current retrospective (on view through June 15, 2026), reveals an artist of grace and paradox whose unique works in marble blend consummate craftsmanship, sublime beauty, and socio-political content.
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“Material Girl,” Barbara Ségal’s current retrospective (on view through June 15, 2026), reveals an artist of grace and paradox whose unique works in marble blend consummate craftsmanship, sublime beauty, and socio-political content.
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Moshe Roas fuses a wide range of seemingly incongruous materials into sculptural works that balance weight and texture to achieve a kind of equilibrium, joining above and below into a new conceptual world. “Knop and Flower,” his current exhibition at the Haifa Museum of Art in Israel (
Among the glass sculptures in Bertil Vallien’s “Starman” (on view through June 7, 2026), ghostly faces lurk in every corner: lodg...
Martin Wong began working on painted plywood cutouts of Popeye the Sailor Man in 1989. His intention, never realized during his lifetime, was to motorize the arms of each figure so that they would rock up and down on a central pivot.
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“The Unearthed,” Anderson Borba’s current exhibition of totemic wooden sculptures (on view through May 31, 2026), gives a strong sense of things bei...