It's the final countdown! In less than four weeks we will be celebrating the 15th edition of Sculpture Network's International Forum. We asked nine members to send us short videos and tell us why you should definitely come to Spain.
It's the final countdown! In less than four weeks we will be celebrating the 15th edition of Sculpture Network's International Forum. We asked nine members to send us short videos and tell us why you should definitely come to Spain.
In keeping with the theme of the International Forum "Sculpture and Climate Emergency", our author Sietske Roorda visited Monira Al Qadiri’s exhibition in Berlin, and explores Qadiri's approach on the “petro-culture” of Kuwait, the artist's home country. Enjoy reading!
Cover Picture: Almudena Torró, É - Panta rei 8
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Looking forward to Sculpture Network’s XV. International Forum
The International Forum has been a cornerstone of the Sculpture Network experience since its foundation in 2004: a weekend-long opportunity for exchange, discussions, inspiration – and last but not least a celebration of the shared love for three-dimensional art.
Pearly Oil: Monira Al Qadiri’s Art on “Petro-Culture”
There is a certain irony to small dinosaur toys as the plastic material they are made of are partly the remnants of the ancient creatures they represent. Kuwaiti artist Monira Al Qadiri, based in Berlin, takes this irony a step further with her installation "Seismic Songs" (2022) that was on exhibit with her other works at König Galerie in Berlin.
Our six featured artists have been chosen to present their work at the XV. International Forum in Málaga. Curious as to who they are? Take a look at their profiles on our website!
