sculpture

Liz Collins' "Mischief" features hand-stitched wall art with explosive colors + radical patterns, as well as sculptural works.

Prometheo Uno is a minimal fire table by Mexico-based designer Andrés Monnier that gives nod to Prometheus' myth.

An artist, a sustainable furniture design + manufacturing company, and a design studio joined together to bring to life Endless Loop: Waste to Wanted during this year's Art Basel.

Deborah Butterfield’s newest sculptures capture the powerful aura of horses, but the material isn't what it appears to be, adding another reason to stand in awe.

Slightly wacky and reminiscent of enlarged stacking toys for children, Botánica was brought to life by Moss and Lam.

Made from gypsum by AOAO, these two illuminated fixtures are inspired by the Japanese concepts of "ikigai" and "bosei."

Furniture designer and maker Mike Newins lets his mallet and chisel guide the way to creating these gestural, limestone forms.

Whereas steel is usually hidden to reinforce concrete, here it emerges from the base to form an elegant expression of a chair.

Artist Rafael Lozano-Hemmer uses 3000 light bulbs + high-tech "pulse sensors" to capture, magnify, and save the heartbeats of visitors in this visually stunning and intimately connecting installation.

Athena Calderone drops an eclectic collection with Crate & Barrel that includes everything you need to decorate your entire place from top to bottom.

New York City hosts two surprising water sculptures this summer, including Jeppe Hein's "Changing Spaces" that temps visitors to enter his "liquid architecture" at Rockefeller Center, while Cristina Iglesias resurrects an ancient creek at Madison Square Park in her meditatively beautiful "Landscape and Memory."

Climb through a denim tunnel, wade through thousands of plastic cords, and jump into two unbelievable underground exhibitions at New York's Contemporary Art Galleries this summer.