Sculpture

Canal Projects

Jakkai Siributr’s “There’s no Place” (on view through May 23, 2026) greets viewers with an intense field of color and pattern. Tapestry-like forms a...

Alison Jacques

Walking among the works in Sagarika Sundaram’s recent exhibition “Release,” it was easy to feel like you were being pulled into their space. One piece was suspended below a skylight, while another hung in the center of the room.

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Known for stacking lengths of wood into structures that resemble pyramids, stairways, and towers, Jackie Ferrara (1929–2025) imbued the sleek forms of Minimalism with an aura of ancient mystery.

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Few artists have constructed worlds as singular, cohesive, and quietly radical as those of Mark Manders. For more than three decades, he has been adding to what he calls his “self-portrait as a building”—not a metaphor, but a monumental, ever-expanding structure composed of sculpture, language, and thought.

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Fruitmarket Gallery

Ilana Halperin shares a birth year with a volcano. This unusual fact may at first appear whimsical, even silly, but to use an appropriately geological term, it forms the bedrock of “What is Us and What is Earth” (