SCOTT Leonard’s metal creations have taken hours of hammering, fusing and bending. Here he explains how he makes them. But the reality is it has taken many hours of hammering, fusing and bending to ...

New York City is full of free outdoor art that you don't even have to go to a museum to see. Sculptures, murals and photographs can be found in its parks, sidewalks and on its buildings! Best of all, ...

The Annual Outdoor Sculpture Exhibition is a regional juried exhibition, now presented in a biennial format (new work added every two years) by the Department of Visual Arts at the University of North ...

It’s one thing to have a house full of rare, gorgeous and expensive art. But for some New York collectors, that’s not enough — they’ve expanded to their yards. Made to withstand the state’s bitter ...

Wanting Sandy Springs Mayor Rusty Paul to choose his city’s favorite outdoor sculpture is akin to asking which of his five children is his favorite. "If I need to give you one that stands out, it is ...

In a small clearing near the Cantor Arts Center sits a winding stone sculpture. The spine-like structure, called “Stone River,” was crafted by British sculptor Andy Goldsworthy in 2001 and is made out ...

Installed across the lush gardens and craggy coastline around Maçakizi, a charming hillside hotel overlooking Türkbükü Bay on the northern edge of the Bodrum Peninsula, ‘Between Humankind and Nature’ ...

Enjoy a free outdoor art exhibition that stretches eight kilometers, linking Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park with The O2 center.

Wendy Klemperer and Paul Rubery hoist an African-crested porcupine from the back of Klemperer’s pickup truck, trying not to be pricked by the animal’s long, sharp quills. They clamber out of the truck ...