Sculpture Review Print Magazine

There was not the same amount of content a different sculptures as I had see in past issues. I was a bit disappointed. Maybe the next magazine will be better.

SCULPTURE REVIEW is perhaps the finest little magazine about national and international sculpture available today on the market. I am thrilled to see it available thru Amazon! This publication hosts articles on the most dynamic sculptural artists on this planet and keeps pushing the envelope and at the same time keeping in touch with the past and what sculpture has given to the world. I wish all folks with imagination would take the time to review the Sculpture Review as it holds promise of good and beauty and is a magnificent representation of what is behind the National Sculpture Society and the dynamics of art in this modern world and that which is to come! I have been a reader and viewer of this magazine for decades and I have been fortunate as an artist to have my own work reviewed and featured in this astonishing publication. It can honestly boast about the writers and the submissions to this magazine, it is full of honesty!My congrats to all who come in contact with this magazine....Leo E. Osborne

Unlike stuffy art magazines intended for rarefied audiences, Sculpture Review is a real gem that speaks directly to a wider public of artists, collectors, and those interested in the role of art--specifically sculpture--in our culture and our lives. This magazine goes on the assumption that sculpture is as much a part of daily life as food and water and is something we can all discuss. Its quarterly, themed issues bring the work of developing artists, practicing professionals, and an occasional old master to readers' attention with engaging articles in a highly readable, lavishly illustrated format suitable for living room, library, and studio.

Finally.One of my longest held and fondest wishes has been realized.Sculpture Review Magazine is not only worth reading, but is a thorough enjoyment to read. Again and again! And it's also worth referring to and touting, without fearing the stigma of appearing too academic or being accused of shilling. I LIKE the magazine!! and it is recently informative about living, working, artists; Information about how they work and how they think, rather than information about how well their work survives. I am anxiously anticipating the next issues while I re-read the current articles.Halleluiah!

Congratulations to the editing staff of Sculpture Review for all these new exciting articles, and for covering now a wide range in sculpture, from Antiquity to Contemporary.You are a great source of information for the art student, the artist, the scholar and the collector.

A must read for all sculptors and lovers of sculpture. It is a diverse publication that educates readers regarding the art, the process and the artist. Bravo! Every reader will learn and enjoy the experience.

I commend Sculpture Review for the way it connects present day sculptors with past creators of the world's legacy of figurative sculpture. Each issue illustrates a theme seen from many angles. Living in Santa Fe, living in art, I enjoy the whole gamut of art magazines. The edgy, extreme, installations and multi-media-events world gets great coverage elsewhere. Sculpture Review stands out as highly informative about past and present-day sculptors who haven't abandoned the notion of beauty with meaning. SR looks at figurative sculpture in all eras and cultures. It covers enduring pinnacles of the past, their appreciation and preservation; and also looks at the many ways today's representational and figurative sculptors build and innovate on those estimable foundations. SR is the go-to magazine for us.

Years ago, I subscribed to Sculpture Review when it was a magazine printed entirely in B/W, and focused on a narrow vision of figurative sculpture. About a year ago, I picked it up again on the newstand and was surprised to see color plates, and informative articles covering a broad range of work, profiling historical and contemporary sculpture.A test for me with a publication is if the articles are informative and "readable," and if I'm introduced to good work that inspires. I find the new format of Sculpture Review fulfills both these requirements.