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Interesting mainly for artists from Belgium: application open for the 8th International Sculpture Symposium of Durbuy (May 5-22, 2022)
Ten artists from around the world may participate: no royalty, no assumption of travel expenses, but full board
A stimulating search game: Neïl Beloufa’s installation “The Moral of the Story“ in Piazza Liberty in Milan
The company Henraux has realized a fable of the artist as bas-reliefs in marble
Citizen solidarity in response to Covid-19: eight sculptures of applauding hands made of Macael Marble were installed in Andalusia
The works of art are a reminder of the applause that people gave professionals in hospitals, among others, in the fight against the pandemic
Are art and culture not different from consumption and commerce? is the real question in a farce in the Moselle town of Traben-Trarbach in Germany
The dispute is about the local tourism fee which stone local sculptor Jürgen Waxweiler refuses to pay
Rolling Stones (“Pedras Rolantes“) in the Portuguese way in the pavement of the city of Évora
The artist Bernardo Bagulho creates faces and masks from leftover pieces from a sculpture center and thus sets charming accents on paths and squares
“Tactile experience as a very important aesthetic dimension in sculpture“
In the exhibition “This Living Hand“ in the Henry Moore Studios & Gardens curated by Edmund de Waal, visitors are invited to touch the works in stone and bronze
Nofa Events: call for artists from GCC countries, Iraq, Lebanon, Palestine, Jordan, Yemen, and from Africa to enter with ideas for sculptures or installations to be placed in Saudi Arabian resorts
The competition has 14 prizes between US-$ 6600 and US-$ 500 / Works will be produced on-site
Sensation in Dresden: a skull in white marble has been attributed to the famous Italian sculptor Gian Lorenzo Bernini
Friedrich August I of Saxony, better known as Augustus the Strong, had purchased the masterpiece in 1728, but later it got forgotten
Application open: international Luxembourg Art Prize is meant to promote talented artists who are (still) not known internationally
No limits on age, nationality, or place of residence / Entries from drawing, printing, installation, painting, photography, sculpture, mixed techniques, decorative arts / Entrance fee
Tate Modern’s „EY Exhibition: The Making of Rodin“ gives a unique insight into the artist‘s ways of thinking and making
Auguste Rodin, who personally only worked as a modeller with materials such as clay, broke the rules of classical sculpture to create a dramatically different image of the human body
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