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Wonderful archival photos, movie clips, interviews from the time and place, 1905 to 1930. The film shows artists of all types from many countries coming together to explode earlier traditions in painting, sculpture, poetry, fiction, music, and dance. Worth watching if you missed it.

For a good read check out the New York Times ArtsBeat Blog and do a search for sculpture. If you want to save time click this link to go straight to their info on the sculpture world: SCULPTURE – ArtsBeat Blog – NYTimes.com

A fun video to go along with the season. Be sure to watch the other videos we have listed covering sculpture history, sculpture techniques, sculptor interviews and more.

If you are having trouble understanding the concept behind Creative Commons, copyright, rights control and Intellectual Property Rights watch the video Get Creative. It is a great help.

A list of noted sculpture foundries, including addresses, telephone numbers and web sites. A great place to find sculpture foundries that do not have web sites.

A list of noted sculpture museums, including addresses, telephone numbers and web sites. A great place to find sculpture museums that do not have web sites.

Look over 6 pages of excellent and helpful sculpture books on technique, history, sculptors, collections and more.

Is sculpture a better investment than painting? Is sculpture really more expensive? How can I begin collecting?

Pangolin Editions based in Gloucestershire is widely considered Europe’s largest sculpture foundry.