Exhibition „Marble“ with a creative zone for visitors at the Kunsten Museum of Modern Art in Aalborg, Denmark

The show through August 04, 2022, takes place on the occasion of the 50th birthday of the museum building

An exhibition at the New York City Met organized around French sculptor Jean-Baptiste Carpeaux‘s famous white marble bust “Why Born Enslaved!“ (1868) looks at early American emancipation depicted in 35 artworks

“Jan van der Laan’s art is a unique synthesis between natural, organic forms and geometric abstraction“

Dutch sculptor finds the ideas for his works on the beach, in the dunes, or in the forest

A sensitive, even tender bust depicting a young woman on the cusp of maturity, is new in the collections of the J. Paul Getty Museum

New is also a stone portrait which likely represents a Greek poet, priestess, or benefactor

Exhibition with works of Italian artist Jago until July 03, 2022, at the Palazzo Bonaparte in Rome

The sculptor works with white marble and treats his topics from unusual perspectives

Peace for Ukraine (2) – images of works sent to us by (stone) sculptors and artists worldwide on the theme of peace and the war in Ukraine

Peace for Ukraine (1) – images of works sent to us by (stone) sculptors and artists worldwide on the theme of peace and the war in Ukraine

The restoration of Michelangelo’s unfinished masterpiece Pietà Bandini confirmed old sources that problems with the marble caused the work to be abandoned

The 2.7-ton block from the Seravezza quarries had microcracks and “impurities“ so that even the chisels “sparked“

An exhibition at the Saint Louis Art Museum (through May 15, 2022) shows how Renaissance and Baroque painters used stones as canvas and for more

The blue of lapis lazuli became water or sky, striations in lined jasper represented the sea’s undulating waves

At the Rocalia fair in Lyon, France, dry stone walling experts and artists once again showed what can be done with stone without any mortar at all

The artwork “De Rebus Naturae“ plays with geometry, references to Ancient Egypt and the ancient philosophers Epicurus and Lucretius