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PARIS (AFP) – A rare retrospective of artist Constantin Brancusi, who revolutionised sculpture in the early 20th Century but whose works can be extremely tricky to transport, opened in Paris yesterday. Born in Romania in 1876, Brancusi arrived in Paris at age 28 and soon after joined the workshop of another historic sculptor, Auguste Rodin. […]

Exhibition features more than 120 sculptures by Romanian who revolutionised the art form

Newly uncovered financial documents reveal the valuable collection of late New York financier Arthur Samberg.

The exhibition "Brancusi: Romanian Sources and Universal Perspectives" opened to the public on Saturday at the National Art Museum...

The first Brâncuși exhibition in Romania in half a century, Brâncuși: Romanian sources and universal perspectives will display over 100 artworks.

Malia Jensen: Nearer Nature Until 3 April at Cristin Tierney, 219 Bowery Floor #2, Manhattan This show represents the culmination of a multi-year project for the artist, whose work often probes into the gray area between the human world and the natural one, pointing to the poetic symmetry between the two. The work began in early 2019, when Jensen carved sculptures from livestock salt licks and installed them in the wilderness throughout Oregon state. The salt licks were carved into a number of ...

Guadalupe Maravilla, Ancestral Stomach (2021) PPOW Guadalupe Maravilla: Seven Ancestral Stomachs Until 27 March at PPOW, 392 Broadway, Manhattan The Brooklyn-based Salvadoran artist Guadalupe Maravilla recalls how a chemotherapy appointment in New York left him nearly unable to walk, and how a sound bath he encountered on the way home led to a years-long sound therapy treatment that he credits for his successful recovery from colon cancer in 2013. In this exhibition for the ...