Sculpture Review
Journal Data
| Type | JOURNAL |
|---|---|
| Publisher | SAGE Publishing (US) |
| ISSN | 0747-5284 / 2632-3494 |
| Scopus | 16000154760 |
| Wikidata | Q7439457 |
| OpenAlex | S993598129 |
| MAG | 993598129 |
| Website | https://us.sagepub.com/en-us/nam/sculpture-review/journal203653 |
| Total publications | 19 |
| Coverage period | 2001 - 2022 |
| Country | US |
| Language | EN |
| Indexing | Scopus indexed |
| Cited by | 1 |
| SJR | 0.102 (Q4) |
| h-index | 1 |
Sculpture Review is a journal dedicated to the art form of sculpture, typically covering art history, criticism, and artistic practice. While visual anthropology examines art in cultural contexts, this venue is primarily focused on art itself rather than ethnographic analysis
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A Monumental Challenge
African Studies in the Field
Sculpting on Site
Paul Moore's Centennial Land Run Monument
In 2019, Sculptor Paul Moore FNSS completed his monument of the 1889 Centennial Land Run in Oklahoma City, OK. It took him over twenty years to complete this powerful work, which is one of the largest monuments in the world. It stretches over an area slightly larger than a football field and contains forty‐five powerful sculptures of horsemen and wagons racing over the Oklahoma landscape of hills and creek. It is a vision that caught the moment a…
On Setting Sails
A Pedestal for Perception
Monument Avenue, Richmond Virginia
Built for the Gods Ancient Greek Architectural Sculpture
The Collection of the National Museum of African art Smithsonian Institution
Pot People Recent Figurative Ceramic Sculpture
Caricature and the Grotesque in Hellenistic Sculpture
Henry Clews
Zaiac Unbound
t has been close to half a century since Jack Zajac first produced his series of bound goats, ram skulls, and crucified Christs, yet these sculptures remain just as arresting now as when they first debuted.With themes as timeless as life, death, and sacrifice, even the sculptor himself has been repeatedly drawn back to these early works, turning to them for renewed inspiration and personal introspection.Zajac initially traveled to Rome in the ear…
F acing the O ther
Terracotta Army of Emperor Qin
Echoing Images
Maudit Modi
Igor Mitoraj
A conversation between Giorgio Cortenova and Igor Mitoraj San Marino, Italy, June 26, 2000
Constantin Brancusi
Maudit Modi
Igor Mitoraj
A conversation between Giorgio Cortenova and Igor Mitoraj San Marino, Italy, June 26, 2000
Constantin Brancusi
Echoing Images
Zaiac Unbound
t has been close to half a century since Jack Zajac first produced his series of bound goats, ram skulls, and crucified Christs, yet these sculptures remain just as arresting now as when they first debuted.With themes as timeless as life, death, and sacrifice, even the sculptor himself has been repeatedly drawn back to these early works, turning to them for renewed inspiration and personal introspection.Zajac initially traveled to Rome in the ear…
F acing the O ther
Terracotta Army of Emperor Qin
Caricature and the Grotesque in Hellenistic Sculpture
Henry Clews
Built for the Gods Ancient Greek Architectural Sculpture
The Collection of the National Museum of African art Smithsonian Institution
Pot People Recent Figurative Ceramic Sculpture
A Pedestal for Perception
Monument Avenue, Richmond Virginia
On Setting Sails
Paul Moore's Centennial Land Run Monument
In 2019, Sculptor Paul Moore FNSS completed his monument of the 1889 Centennial Land Run in Oklahoma City, OK. It took him over twenty years to complete this powerful work, which is one of the largest monuments in the world. It stretches over an area slightly larger than a football field and contains forty‐five powerful sculptures of horsemen and wagons racing over the Oklahoma landscape of hills and creek. It is a vision that caught the moment a…
Sculpting on Site
A Monumental Challenge
African Studies in the Field