Recorded Fall 2022, Kerhonkson, NY. Led by Garth Evans, and joined by sculptors Jock Ireland, Brandt Junceau and Lydia Gladkova, Sculpture Forum contemplates the work of Gillian Jagger as experienced in her studios, largely untouched since her death in 2019. See what you think, and then please add your comments below to join the discussion. … Continue reading In the Studios of Gillian Jagger
Category: Figuration
Tony Cragg: Incidents at Marian Goodman Gallery, NYC
Recorded November, 2022. Led by sculptor Garth Evans, joined by sculptors Jock Ireland and Brandt Junceau. Sculpture Forum visits Marian Goodman Gallery, New York, NY, for a show of recent work by Tony Cragg, confronting the challenges faced by commercially successful sculptors. (Video and editing by Rachael Bohlander) https://youtu.be/90OdT97_K4Q Please use the REPLY button at … Continue reading Tony Cragg: Incidents at Marian Goodman Gallery, NYC
Olu Amoda at Skoto Gallery, NYC
Recorded September, 2022. Led by sculptor Garth Evans, joined by sculptors Jock Ireland, Brandt Junceau, and guest sculptor Lee Tribe. Join Sculpture Forum at Skoto Gallery, New York, NY, for a show of figurative metal sculpture by Nigerian artist, Olu Amoda. (VIdeo and editing by Rachael Bohlander) https://youtu.be/6zIH5srNIcM Recorded September 2022 Please use the REPLY … Continue reading Olu Amoda at Skoto Gallery, NYC
“Head On” curated by Dieter Schwarz at LGDR Gallery, New York City
Recorded October 6, 2022. Garth Evans, Karen Wilkin, Jock Ireland, and Brandt Junceau discuss the "Head On" exhibit at LGDR Gallery, New York, NY through October 15, including works by William Tucker, Lucio Fontana, Thomas Schütte, Anthony Caro, Joel Shapiro, Joan Miró, Willem de Kooning, Jean Fautrier, André Derain and others. (Video and edit by … Continue reading “Head On” curated by Dieter Schwarz at LGDR Gallery, New York City
Clay-Figure Critique: In Conversation with Garth Evans, New York Studio School
The human figure is an essential touchstone of sculpture, remade generation by generation as it must be today, by contemporary artists. Sculptor Garth Evans provides thoughtful and entertaining life-size figure critiques at the recent Figure Marathon at the New York Studio School, taught by Brandt Junceau. Garth's conversation with Brandt and his students ranges from … Continue reading Clay-Figure Critique: In Conversation with Garth Evans, New York Studio School
Michael Heizer & Juan Munoz: Two Shows in Chelsea
Recorded April 2022. Led by Sculptor Garth Evans, and joined for the talk by Sculpture Forum regulars, sculptors Jock Ireland and Brandt Junceau, Sculpture Forum confronts the works of Michael Heizer and Juan Munoz at Gagosian and David Zwirner Gallery respectively. A short walk from one gallery to the next, but the distance between the … Continue reading Michael Heizer & Juan Munoz: Two Shows in Chelsea
Charles Ray: Figure Ground
Recorded March 2022. Led by Sculptor Garth Evans, and joined for the talk by Sculpture Forum regulars, sculptors Jock Ireland and Brandt Junceau, with guest Karen Wilkin. Sculpture Forum confronts the work of American artist Charles Ray on view in the Figure Ground show at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York City. Video and sound by … Continue reading Charles Ray: Figure Ground
Clay Figure Critique at New York Studio School with Garth Evans and Bruce Gagnier
The human figure is an essential touchstone of sculpture, remade generation by generation as it must be today, by contemporary artists. Over three decades working together at the New York Studio School, Garth Evans and Bruce Gagnier conducted life-size figure critiques that are now legendary. Those had been undocumented, but the recent Figure Marathon, taught by Brandt Junceau, provided … Continue reading Clay Figure Critique at New York Studio School with Garth Evans and Bruce Gagnier
A Studio Visit with Bruce Gagnier
by Maud Bryt. Bruce Gagnier talks about the new figure sculptures and watercolors in his studio. He has started incorporating color in his sculptures and altering them after the plaster casting point, a departure for him. "I think formalists are empiricists; I'm definitely in the metaphysical camp. What you really see is not there," he … Continue reading A Studio Visit with Bruce Gagnier
A Reminiscence: The Venus of Willendorf
by Laura Mattioli. Among so many whom COVID-19 has taken from us this year is my old friend Graziano Ghiringhelli. I met Graziano as a child, when he worked at the Galleria Il Milione in Milan, where my father frequently acquired works of art. Graziano had inherited this historic gallery after the death of his … Continue reading A Reminiscence: The Venus of Willendorf