How about a change of perspective? We asked our members about their perspectives and experienced some real surprises. Check them out and join in! Everyone can become a part of our campaign. Sometimes you just have to pause for a moment and ask yourself: Where do I actually stand? And from which perspective do I look at the world?

Until November, 4 the 7th Swiss Triennial of Sculpture takes place in Bad Ragaz and Vaduz, with 400 works of art in the open air. There are also 9 sculpture network members. We asked them about their thoughts on their works.

Sonny Moore, one of the hosts of start’18 tells us his experience in organizing an event in London together with the Royal Society of Sculptures and sponsored by m-tec metal fabrication specialists. A successful connection!

The MTSA promotes emerging artists in three-dimensional art. But who is behind the award? What criteria does an application have to meet. And what do the last two winners have to say about the award? We found out for you.

In the occasion of his exhibition "Sculptured in Stone - Sculptures by Fabio Viale” at the Glyptothek in Munich we met Fabio Viale, an Italian sculptor who is proudly working only marble. In this exclusive interview he told us about his working technic and his difficult beginning as artist.

Become a host for start´19, the largest international festival of contemporary sculpture: Your chance to share your enthusiasm for contemporary three-dimensional art with a wider circle. Sign up today, we are looking forward to seeing you! In 2019, all hosts will unite under the common motto "Three-dimensional Art and Society". The implementation of the motto and the type of your event are up to you. After all, art is free!

On September 2, 2018 sculpture network visited the award ceremony of the 9th edition of the international wind art festival "bewegter wind" which has been held every two years in Northern Hesse since 2004. This year’s festival motto was "Clouds" and 64 artists from 21 countries delighted the visitors to the exhibition sites around the Katzenstein in the community of Habichtswald, along the Alpenpfad (Alpine Path) in the Dörnberg nature reserve, at the Helfensteinen and at the Hohen Dörnberg with their very different approaches to the theme. Among these artists were six members of sculpture network, who were invited by the curator Reta Reinl to exhibit their work: Kirsten Sauer [Kisa], Jürgen Heinz, Peter Wiener, Nevena Popović, Judith Mann and Michael Rofka.

In "Beyond the Body" denken siebzehn Künstler über Vergänglichkeit, Tod und Andenken in einer säkularisierten Zeit nach. Die Ausstellung wird von Anne Berk kuratiert und findet im KunstCentret Silkeborg Bad, einem ehemaligen Gesundheitszentrum in Dänemark, statt.

Tina Wentscher was a German-Australian sculptress noted for her very sensitive portraits and for the exact replica of the famous Nefertiti bust. In Australia her works are in display in well-known museums, galleries and sculpture parks thus far her name in Europe is almost unknown. Renowned Australian writer and curator Ken Scarlett told us why she deserves to be remembered.