„Spotlight“ series by the Metropolitan Museum of Art: “Debunking the Myth of Whiteness“ tells where our image of sculptures comes from and what is behind it

The exhibition “Beyond Hellas: Santiago Calatrava in the Glyptothek“ (through October 23, 2022) features a dialogue between the permanent collection of sculptures and the renowned architect, engineer and artist

The story of the years when Rodin‘s art was first being added to American museum collections is told in an exhibition in Williamstown, MA, until September 2022 and then in Atlanta, GA, until January 2023

Karin van Ommeren lets the colors of the stones shine in her monumental works

The Dutch artist brings the inside of the raw blocks to the outside and even works with boulders

The city of Angoulème has now erected a menhir for Albert Uderzo on the forecourt of its train station, in addition to the obelisk for René Goscinny

In five weeks the two sculptors Morgane Cabusa and François Desforges created the menhir from a rough block of about 14 tons

Gerard Kuijpers’ art objects focus on the materials rather than the shapes of the objects

The Belgian artist gives stone, steel, glass, and wood functions that are not normally known from them

For the new altar of the Hedwiskathedrale in Berlin, the faithful of the diocese can contribute small stones

The artist Leo Zogmayer wants to create a massive semicircle from them and symbolically bind the community together in its diversity

In the Italian village of Pieve Fissiraga, a street game commemorates the violence in the 2004 School Siege in the North Ossetian town of Beslan

The children of the preschool and elementary school were involved in the design of the stone tiles

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