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Issue 34
The End: Rethink the Box
Sculptor Chris Gilmour upcycles humble cardboard boxes into full-scale likenesses from everyday life.
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Issue 31
The End: Junkyard Critters
Ann P. Smith creatively recycles discarded machine parts and electronics into works of art.
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Issue 30
The End: Making Waves
Reuben Margolin creates kinetic sculptures that capture the hypnotic movements of nature.
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Issue 26
The End: Aquatic Art
British artist Jason de Caires Taylor has created some of the first underwater sculpture parks, which will eventually become part of their reef environments.
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Issue 25
The Party’s Over
The art bubble has burst. Artists are going to have to take a new look at their work, their role and their society. What will they see?
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Issue 22
Crossing the Divide
Acclaimed American sculptor Martin Puryear not only makes soaring art, but inspires soaring poetry as well.
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Issue 19
On the Town: Cash-Poor Culture
While spare change is a rarity, find refuge in the public art scene.
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Issue 19
A Magnificent Space
Antony Gormley's radical sculptures of bodies explore the relationships that define and connect us.
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Issue 08
The End: Canstruction
Sculptures made of canned goods offer more than just aesthetic enjoyment—they are small steps in the effort to eradicate hunger.
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