Sculptures

For the man who has everything…

Tiergarten’s inaugural collection presents a menagerie of four forest creatures sculpted from sustainable maple and beechwood or cast in limited edition bronze

A new wave of Japanese artisans is making an impact with striking objets inspired by eastern traditions and shaped by western sensibilities. Rachelle Gryn Brettler reports

Sales of the recycled-plastic scupture, in super-size or miniature, will raise funds to help to halt the extinction of endangered animals

Alexander Archipenko is celebrated for his explorations of the human form and the interplay of negative space

The circle of city life is conjured on canvas at this captivating London exhibition

Paul Kasmin Gallery offers an exhibition of rare sculptures, drawings and photographs

A bronze, aluminium and fibreglass menagerie by Mia Fonssagrives Solow

Sculpture encapsulating the spirit of scientific exploration is set to dazzle and deceive the eye at this dynamic Victoria Miro show

The Future Heritage showcase champions boundary-pushing interior design

The space will exhibit an artwork commemorating every year – and an extra piece to mark the future

Twelve art-adorned Ambassadors cars, 31 elephant sculptures, two tuk-tuks and a rickshaw join the central London parade, followed by a fundraising dinner

It’s all about the spectacle at this year’s Swiss design fair. Here’s where the cool crowd will be seen…

The private collections of four celebrated tastemakers – Lane, Ladd, Scaasi and Couturier – come together in an epic Christie’s auction

Spanish sculptor Baltasar Lobo captured femininity in breathtaking bronze and marble, exhibiting beside Picasso, Matisse and Léger – now his work takes the spotlight at Connaught Brown

A new mood gives free rein to carnivalesque colours, surrealist style and a witty take on form that further blurs the boundaries between art and design. Amy Bradford reports

The Art for Cure sale in Suffolk will feature works by Maggi Hambling, Brian Duffy, Henrietta Dubrey and Carol Peace

From murdering his father to marrying his mother and clawing his eyes out – the great Greek tragedy of the king of Thebes unfolds in a series of captivating and witty bronze sculptures