John Gayer

Oct 8, 2024 | sculpturemagazine.art | John Gayer

Brian Groombridge WORKS 2010–2021, text by Kyle Buckley (Susan Hobbs Gallery, Can $25)For more than 40 years, Toronto-based Brian Groombridge has been making art that asks us to consider the world in which we live.

Jul 12, 2024 | sculpturemagazine.art | John Gayer

Dineo Seshee Bopape’s engrossing biography embeds her birth into a matrix of same-year events in a diffusion of the self that shows how each one of us is irrevocably intertwined with and, in essence, the product of a kaleidoscopic coincidence of circumstances. That same expanded perspective, and sense of unseen connections, infuses her site-specific installations with a unique spirit.

Jun 18, 2024 | sculpturemagazine.art | John Gayer

For nearly five decades,Didier Vermeiren has been producing works that deal with sculpture’s long-term subordinate—the plinth. His approach, which is rigorous, investigative, and hinges on traditional materials and processes, involves exploring structure, placement, distribution, and links with the history of sculpture.

Feb 15, 2024 | sculpturemagazine.art | John Gayer

Raphaela Vogel’s practicehas evolved like the proverbial rolling snowball. As a student, she became interested in the performative aspects of painting, which led her to video (featuring herself and sometimes her dog as performers), to self-recorded music and what she calls “video sculptures,” as well as to large-scale installations combining all of these elements.

Jul 31, 2023 | sculpturemagazine.art | Ann Landi |Maria Porges |John Gayer

On the Cover:Hu Xiaoyuan, A Day in Heaven (detail), 2021. Mixed media on wood brick and aluminum, ink, raw silk, thread, dried fruit, and rebar, 160 x 20.5 x 13 cm. Photo:Courtesy the artistA concern with autobiography runs through this issue like a stream that, in parts, courses underground.