For centuries, sculptures have served as a significant form of artistic expression. They encompass three-dimensional works of art created through various techniques, such as carving wood or stone, casting metal, molding clay or wax, using rubber, glass, or assembling materials. In contemporary times, the art of sculpture no longer confines itself to specific materials or techniques. Rather, it is regarded as a branch of the visual arts that focuses on the creation of form in three dimensions. The essence of sculpture lies in two key elements: mass and space. Every sculpture is composed of a material substance that possesses mass and exists within the realm of three-dimensional space.
Sculpture (Washington, D.C.)
Sculpture of reflections : the art of Danny Lee Chin-fai 李展輝雕塑 : 內心的映照
Oasis Mirage : Hong Kong International Sculpture Symposium 2009 at West Kowloon Waterfront promenade 城市綠洲, 海市蜃樓 : 2009香港國際雕塑創作營, 西九龍海濱長廊.
Germaine Richier : sculpture 1934-1959
Revolution in the making : abstract sculpture by women 1947-2016
Outdoor art : extraordinary sculpture parks and art in nature
Image & identity : painting and sculpture in Pakistan, 1947-1997
戸谷成雄 : 現れる彫刻
楊英風景觀雕塑工作文摘資料簡輯
Conserving outdoor painted sculpture : proceedings from the interim meeting of the Modern Materials and Contemporary Art Working Group of ICOM-CC
