Johan Tahon (b. 1965, Menen, lives in Oudenaarden, Belgium) is one of Belgium’s most famous artists and member of sculpture network. Currently, you can admire his retrospective exhibition UNIVERSUS, sculpturen 1999-2021, in the MOU, the museum of Oudenaarde, his hometown (BE), and in the gallery Kunstforum in Solothurn (CH).

Experiencing first hand Spanish contemporary sculpture and its protagonists.

After the forced break in 2020 NordArt opened its gates again, for the 22nd time, inviting art lovers until 10 October to take a trip around the world of art.

Dear sculpture friends, On the 14th March, you were invited to an extraordinary meeting hosted by sculpture network. After being dissolved in October 2020, sculpture network was brought to life again by the Think Tank on the 14th of March 2021. This group of inspired and dedicated people succeeded in making a plan to revive sculpture network. It’s a miracle!

"Alexa, can you suggest a product for a new artwork?" Emilio Vavarella, Italian artist living in the US, posed Amazon’s well-known virtual assistant this question. In his article the artist vividly presents his different strategies of creating art – side by side with nonhuman agents.

Until 21 November 2021, the 5th edition of the architecture exhibition TIME SPACE EXISTENCE takes place in Venice. Initiated by the European Cultural Centre Italy, the broad spectrum of works by architects, photographers, sculptors and universities from all over the world can be admired at three different locations. Including works by five sculpture network members!

Surrounded by fields, ditches and forests of the Oberhavelland region, the baroque Schwante Castle is located 25 km northwest of Berlin. Here, Loretta Würtenberger and Daniel Tümpel created a lively place for art, nature and enjoyment. Ursula Karpowitsch spoke with them about the concept and the creation of an extraordinary sculpture park.

Our Belgian pride Berlinde De Bruyckere (B. 1964) is featured in Engelenkeel, with works from 2014 to the present, in Bonnenfantenmuseum in Maastricht, NL. Her latest body of work was created during the confinement of the lockdown. The pandemic gave her themes as transience, suffering and consolation a new impetus.

The exhibition "Liebes Ding - Object Love" displays the relationship of humans to the things surrounding them. Our author Eva Daxl will take you with her to the currently unfortunately closed exhibition.