The largest kinetic outdoor sculpture in the world is now static. The $1.34 million “Wings Over Water” moving sculpture, which was unveiled outside of the George R. Brown Convention Center shortly ...

A giant, glowing, kinetic sculpture called Living Lantern will offer busy New Yorkers a moment of zen this winter season. The ever-changing sculpture is located on the Broadway plazas in the Garment ...

With a project title like Secret Operation 610, you’d expect nothing less than something that looks both like a well-tooled sculpture and a harbinger of doom.Rietveld Lanscape and Studio Frank ...

Juneteenth is right around the corner, Westchester. America’s newest national holiday is being celebrated across the county, and the City of Yonkers is leading the way with the dedication of a new ...

Louis De Guzman is continuing on his new exploration into functional sculptures. Following a recent release back in August, the Chicago-based artist is set to unveil a new work entitled, Moving Parts ...

Kid engineers team up to build a moving sculpture out of everyday items. We're John, Elly, Nick, and Linnea, and we're an engineering squad that's participating in the MIT Museum's annual Friday after ...

It’ll be hard to miss the sixth International Kinetic Biennial Art Exhibition & Symposium moving into downtown Boynton Beach with this weekend’s opening celebration. It’s a feast for the eyes of art ...

Smith College, Smith College Museum of Art, 1976. "Masterworks of American Painting and Sculpture from the Smith College Museum of Art," New York, NY: Hudson Hills Press in association with the Smith ...

Discover the most frequent forms of damage that can occur when transporting art and how to take appropriate precautions to safeguard your priceless items. From proper packaging measures to hiring pros ...

Artist Anthony Howe went from building erector sets as a kid to sculpting a massive, moving, sun-inspired cauldron for the 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio de Janeiro. Now, he has left his kinetic mark on ...

“If one makes a moving thing,” says Sculptor George Rickey, “one is always surprised, no matter how preconceived the design, at the movement itself. It seems to come from elsewhere. The pliers only ...