Sculpture Review

Papers
(The median citation count of Sculpture Review is 0. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-04-01 to 2025-04-01.)
ArticleCitations
Letter from the National Sculpture Society2
Doug Erion on Collecting Art Publicly and Privately1
A Studio Visit with Sculptor Warren King0
Sculpture Studios and Workspaces: My Studio By The Bay0
From the Editors: Thoughts on the Removal and Vandalism of Public Sculpture0
Medals of the Year0
Sculpture Studios & Workspaces: A “Marvellous” Studio0
Sculpting Together0
Book Review: Jock Reynolds’ Biography of Manuel Neri0
From the Editors: Empty Pedestals0
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Margaret French Cresson at Chesterwood0
From the Offices of the National Sculpture Society0
Three‐D Imaging as a Sculpture Tool0
NSS Utah Community: Building the Traditions of the Past and Embracing the Creativity of the Future0
Flying Off the Walls0
From the Editors: The Changing Perspective0
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Letter from the National Sculpture Society0
From the Editors: Two Steps Forward, One Step Back0
Letter from the National Sculpture Society0
Richard Blake, FNSS: The Medal of Honor Recipient of the National Sculpture Society0
Becoming Carter: “If I Could Sculpt Like That…”0
Passages0
Exhibitions 2021 and 20220
Sculptor's Mold‐Making Materials: Complete Review of Materials Available0
From the Editors: Public Sculpture—A Continuing Need for Discussion0
Whose Iconoclasm? The Controversies Over Public Sculpture0
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Humor in the Public Space0
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Mind, Hand, and Eye: Creating Marble Sculpture0
Coming Attractions: At American Museums By The Editors0
Sculpting on Site: Field Trips into Deep Africa0
Recognizing Sculptors: The Alex J. Ettl Grant0
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The NSS 88th Annual Awards Exhibition0
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Location is Everything0
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Scratching the Surface0
Letter from the National Sculpture Society0
Harriet Tubman: The Subject of Two Recent Traveling Exhibits0
From the Editors: Culture at Risk0
Passages: In Memoriam0
From the Editors: The Fourth Plinth—Trafalgar Square0
Sculpture Studios and Workspaces0
The Hercules of Bronze: Chad Fisher at the Lyme Academy of Fine Arts0
Molding the West: The Sculptors of Prix de West0
Our NSS Texas and Oklahoma Community0
Exhibitions‐Current and Upcoming: National Sculpture Society, 6 East 39th Street, Suite 903 New York, NY 10016, (212) 764‐56450
The Outside Looking In, The Inside Looking Out0
National Sculpture Society's 2022 Alex J. Ettl Grant Recipient Elizabeth N. Jordan0
National Sculpture Society0
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The Daniel Chester French Study Collections Gallery at Chesterwood0
Sculpture, Monuments, and Open Space0
A Monumental Challenge: Overseeing Thousands of Outdoor Sculptures at Brooklyn's Green‐Wood Cemetery0
Anish Kapoor: Another Shiny Surface0
Illuminating the Night: Sculpture at Brookgreen Gardens During Nights of a Thousand Candles0
Sculpture Studios and Workspaces0
From the Offices of the National Sculpture Society0
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The Intersection of Art + Technology in Texas0
Southeastern Wildlife Exposition: Celebrating sculpture, and sculptors, for 40 years0
Letter from the National Sculpture Society0
From the Editors: Destruction In Ukraine0
Creating the NSS Southern California Ambassador Community0
Sculpture Studios and Workspaces0
Medal Winners of the National Sculpture Society: 89th Annual Awards Exhibition0
Sculpture Studios and Workspaces: Classic Workspace in Philadelphia0
The Northern California Ambassador Community of the NSS0
Sculpture Basics: Armature, Clay, Tools & Instruction0
Foundry Services & Foundry Estimates0
From the Editors: 9/11 A Commemoration0
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Artificial Intelligence: Its Growing Shadows and Its Potential Impact on the Arts0
Notes from the Awards Committee0
Releasing Sculpture from Stone0
National Sculpture Society’s 90th Annual Awards Exhibition at Brookgreen Gardens, SC0
Sculptor's Casting Materials: Complete Review of Materials Available0
SR Fall 2021 Photo Essay: Sculptors of European Ancestry0
The Piccirilli Family: A Stone Carving Dynasty0
Passages: In Memoriam 20230
From the Editors: Taking Stock!0
A Closer Look: The 88th Annual Medal Winners0
The Importance of Small Realistic Sculpture in the Post Modern Abstract Art World0
Letter from the National Sculpture Society0
The Fourth Plinth: Dynamic Installations in Trafalgar Square0
A Sculptor's Realm0
Luisa Granero: A Feminine Force0
Sculptura Virtual Events0
From the Offices of the National Sculpture Society0
Passion with a Purpose: Ed Fraughton on His Life's Work0
African Studies in the Field: Bringing The Work Back to the Studio0
Young Sculptors New Directions0
Sculpture Studios and Workspaces0
Art and Anatomy, Part III: Sculpting Outdoors in One Session0
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Art and Anatomy, Part IV: Sculpting Animals in Motion0
Escapes to Nature: Pocket Parks and Intimate Green Spaces Around Manhattan0
From the Editors: Beyond the City Centers0
Sculpture Studios and Workspaces0
Sculpture Conservation: (Part Science…Part Elbow Grease)0
The Ambassador Program0
Prominent Sculptors Who Have Continued To Exhibit In The Prix West Annual Weekend Celebration Over Many Years0
The Hirshhorn Museum Sculpture Garden Plan Designing in Reverse0
Sculpture Studios and Workspaces0
Letter from the National Sculpture Society0
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