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Zen and the art of abstract sculpture

Five to Eleven, 2003
Turn part of your classroom into an area of contemplative calm. Create, then write, on abstract sculptures based on feelings and thoughts. By Catherine Lewis, editor of Five to Eleven.
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The Sculptural Work of Art

1989
The subject of this article is the sculptural work of art; not aesthetic theory and not the philosophical work of Roman Ingarden. And although this collection takes as its unifying theme the aesthetics of Ingarden, I’m confident that he would find this emphasis congenial.
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Sculpture and the Two Art Histories

Oxford Art Journal, 2004
In Englishness and National Culture (1999), Anthony East hope sought to characterise the schisms and antagonisms that define the intellectual field in post-war Britain. Reviving some of the key co-ordinates of Perry Anderson's classic, and still-compelling, 'Components of the National Culture', while maintaining a critical commentary on Anderson and ...
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David in Art and Sculpture

Abstract Recognizing that David is amongst the most widely depicted characters of the Hebrew Bible, this study takes up his portrayal in the visual and plastic arts. In doing so, Exum’s “visual criticism” is deployed in order to show how David’s anointing, his triumph over Goliath, his dancing before the ark of the covenant, and other
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Body contouring: a sculptural art

Journal of Aesthetic Nursing
Lucy Glancey discusses the ways in which our aesthetic preferences for the shape of the human body can change over time, and the methods aesthetic practitioners are using to keep up with these ever-evolving preferences
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