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Fifth edition of “Forever Is Now“ showcases contemporary art at the Giza Pyramids

The exhibition features a series of sculptures and installations exploring the concept of “forever”

During the late Middle Ages, alabaster was an important material of choice for sculptors in Europe, even surpassing white marble

A multinational research project is tracing the locations of the quarries, the processing of the stones, and the trade networks for the works of art

The magnificent French marbles from the time of the Sun King Louis XIV

In her book, Françoise Heidet-Naudet advocates the rediscovery of the multicolored varieties that give not only the Palace of Versailles a special splendor

Edmore Sango’s stone sculptures depict leaves and stems blowing in the wind and people interacting with one another

The artist from Zimbabwe cultivates abstract art, which in some ways is more of an African Realism

Small and lovingly crafted works of art made from natural stone as gifts for the whole year

Once again, the editors of Stone-Ideas.com have collected little treasures from around the world. This time, our creatives are all renowned artists

Exhibition of Alicja Kwade’s stone installations in the Museum M in Leuven, Belgium

The show is part of the 600th anniversary celebrations of the Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, with “Reflection“ as the central topic

Greek sculptor John Bizas presented his white marble shark sculptures at the Monaco Yacht Show

Angel Yachts company (AYC) used the event to present its concept of luxurious boat tours with links to Greece’s culture and history

The exhibition “Quarries: Muse and Material“ in Monson, Maine, through November 02, 2025, is also a good opportunity to walk the Sculpture Trail of Maine before winter

Marmomac 2025: at the Museo Lapidario Maffeiano, right on Piazza Bra, Raffaello Galiotto presents the exhibition “Axis Mundi” with forms inspired by nature and created using CNC machines

“Visions for Europe” is the motto of the 2nd International Sculpture Symposium in Walhorn in eastern Belgium, not far from the German border, from September 22 to October 4, 2025

Small-Scale Stone Art: Richard Swan Enchants with Colorful Animal Reliefs

For both the artist and Hutton Stone, the supplier of the sandstone, the collaboration is a mutually beneficial partnership

Sculptor Albert Wrotnowski uses stone and minerals to create deceptively realistic replicas of foodstuffs, raising awareness of waste here and hunger elsewhere

Application open (until September 17, 2025) for the Tuwaiq Sculpture Symposium 2026 in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

New are the materials to be used: Granite (plus stainless steel elements) and recycled metals / This year’s topic is “Traces of What Will Be“

Always a destination for a journey: Bernini’s Fountain of Four Streams in Rome

This work of art in Piazza Navona symbolizes the known world of the time and is great cinema in many ways