Sculpture

A pivot to glass by the sculptor shows an attempt to see hope through political disillusionment

The Met’s Luke Syson talks at Frieze Masters about the display of artworks

A late Barbara Hepworth bronze on show at Frieze Masters shows the artist reconnecting with her early career, as Richard Green's Tamara Green explains

Chloe Aridjis recalls taking tea with the great surrealist in her home in Mexico

To what extent did the ancients colour their sculptures?

Bertel Thorvaldsen, Józef Poniatowski, 1826–27

Artist and writer David Bestué employs materials as diverse as dust, saliva and fragments of a monastery to explore the meanings contained in the world around him

Mary Ceruti explains why sculpture might matter more than ever, and the artworks they’re bringing exlucsively to Frieze New York

As his new exhibition is installed at Lisson Gallery, London, the artist explains how painting, place, scale and skin all figure in his thinking about sculpture

The quietly violent works of Alexandra Bircken

Tim Smith-Laing talks to Rasheed Araeen about six decades of art making, writing and publication

The intermingling of classical sculpture and female self-realization in the long literary tradition of the journey to Italy

The intertwining of life and death in poetry, art and nature

Judith Clark talks to Diane Simpson about the influence of abstraction, architecture and fashion on her sculptures

Various venues, Shanghai, China

Hammer Museum, Los Angeles, USA

The raw enigma of matter and the potential meaning of form

A free cultural attraction for London, it welcomed visitors for three months for the first time

Brian Dillon considers the 'monstrous homunculi' of Enrico David

Language as virus and failing machines