Sculpture
Ros Newman obituary
Other lives: Sculptor who worked in steel to create human and animal forms
Tom Carver
23, Jan, 2022 @5:29 PM
Allison Katz: Artery; Julien Creuzet: Too blue, too deep, too dark we sank – review
The Canadian painter turns animal and vegetable into curious illusions, while the French-Caribbean artist’s sculptures seem to have a life of their own
Kadish Morris
23, Jan, 2022 @1:00 PM
Ten great UK sculpture trails
Take a walk among stunning carvings in beautiful settings at one of these art parks
Annabelle Thorpe
23, Jan, 2022 @10:00 AM
Greece to step up Parthenon marbles pressure amid signs tide is turning
Campaign for British Museum to return antiquities boosted by support from the Times newspaper
Helena Smith in Athens
18, Jan, 2022 @2:12 PM
‘Disgusting’: Covid-hit Barnsley appalled by No 10 party reports
Residents in South Yorkshire town with highest death rate in UK say PM is unlikely to face consequences
Josh Halliday North of England correspondent
11, Jan, 2022 @2:42 PM
Shape shifters: the dramatic barn that’s a live-work space for two sculptors
This fabulous industrial scale home and studio even has room for a forklift…
Nell Card
09, Jan, 2022 @10:00 AM
Italy returns Parthenon fragment to Greece amid UK row over marbles
Loan deal could renew pressure on Britain to repatriate ancient Parthenon marbles to Athens
Angela Giuffrida in Rome
05, Jan, 2022 @3:23 PM
‘Perfect spot’: statue of fossil hunter Mary Anning nears unveiling
Campaigners led by schoolgirl get permission to site sculpture of palaeontologist on Dorset coast after four-year battle
Caroline Davies
04, Jan, 2022 @2:18 PM
‘We were the AYBs – the angry young Blacks’: the art movement that rocked Thatcher’s Britain
The Blk Art Group – whose once-shunned work is now coveted by galleries – were radical young artists who tackled shootings, racism and uprisings in the 1980s. So where are they now?
Alex Mistlin
04, Jan, 2022 @6:00 AM
Crypto tycoons help drive global art market to record levels in 2021
Newly wealthy and pent-up demand from Covid-hit 2020 among reasons as sales of sought-after works boom
Harriet Sherwood Arts and culture correspondent
02, Jan, 2022 @3:00 PM
New year arts: Observer critics pick the culture to get us through to spring
From live music to glass sculpture, game-changing performances to fitness podcasts… our writers on cultural treats to light up the months ahead
02, Jan, 2022 @7:00 AM
Stick men, scrawls and all that jazz: how AR Penck made great art look simple
With his odd symbols and signs, the East German painter created a ‘democratic’ style in defiance of the state. A new exhibition shows how his vision was inspired by the trauma of conflict and the cold war
Oliver Basciano
31, Dec, 2021 @2:00 PM
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