Sculpture

Language as virus and failing machines

Decoding Maria Loboda’s enigmatic archaeology

Reformulating the human body in the age of mass digitization

Sculpture, field recordings and the ghosts of dead rappers

Herman de Vries’s Dutch pavilion in Venice

Public art in Germany has a long and fraught history. What is its place today?

Novelist Sarah Hall talks to Sarah Lucas about sculpture, sexual politics and representing Britain at the Venice Biennale

Connections across time and place in the work of Danh Vo

Imagining a world without humans

Following the restless sculptures of Nairy Baghramian

The audio, visual world of Diego Perrone

With mordant humour, the art of Michael E. Smith plots the bleak landscapes of exurban America

How Andra Ursuta’s sculptures play with national stereotypes

Vital materialism and the unsteady march of progress

The artist presents 71 reconstructions of archeological objects in her exhibition at ARTER, Istanbul

Tracing elliptical spaces between architecture, literature and sculpture

The image of ‘work’ and the relation between art and labour

The surreal, oddly familiar world of Nicole Eisenman

Argentinian artist Adrián Villar Rojas talks to Kathy Noble about creating with clay, sculpture-as-film and team-work

A collaboration that began with a castle in the Carpathians