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Wood work: Louise Nevelson’s monochrome sculptures fill Pace London
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Yorkshire gears up for new sculpture festival
The inaugural edition of Yorkshire Sculpture International takes place across four major institutions in Leeds and Wakefield
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The Hepworth Wakefield celebrates modern sculpture with a human soul
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Tunnel of love: Dan Graham’s Passage Intime, at Marian Goodman Paris
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Beyond belief: nothing is as it seems in the MSU Broad’s latest exhibition
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Talk of the town: Wrocław remembers artist Magdalena Abakanowicz
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Inner reflections: new works by Lita Albuquerque invoke introspection in LA
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Es Devlin triptych reimagines BIG’s new residential project in New York, The Eleventh
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Elmgreen & Dragset take the plunge at Whitechapel Gallery
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Laura Youngson Coll's nature-inspired sculptures go on show in London as part of the 2014 Perrier-Jouët Arts Salon Prize
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The art of the beautiful game: football moves off pitch and into the museum
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Laufen celebrates its 125th anniversary with an unconventional sculpture show
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Feeling gravity's pull: Jessica Stockholder's stacked works at Mitchell-Innes & Nash
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Eva Rothschild thinks big for the Irish Pavilion in Venice
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Metal guru: George Condo’s figurative new works meld sculpture and painting
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Hammer time: Yuki Ferdinandsen’s hail-marked designs at Gallery Fumi Porto Cervo
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Dozie Kanu designs a multi-discipline remix of Rimowa’s intelligent travel in Milan
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Ugo Rondinone reflects on bodies and nature at Petit Palais
Swiss artist Ugo Rondinone takes over the beaux-arts halls of the Petit Palais with a monumental film installation and sculptures of trapeze dancers
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Frank Gehry: new sculpture and prints at Joni Moisant Weyl, New York
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Germaine Richier’s sculptures get their first US showing in nearly sixty years
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Meet the Berlin-based artist melding Bauhaus and ancient Rome
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Between painting and sculpture: Roman Road presents ‘Bleach’ by May Hands
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Yorkshire takeover: Anthony Caro’s sculptures celebrated across Leeds and Wakefield
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Animal magic: it’s story time with Barnaby Barford’s menagerie
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Post-apocolyptic art: Daniel Arsham foresees life in 2044
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Meet the artists integrating themselves into their work at Pinault Collection
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Woven wonder: Sheila Hicks shows no signs of slowing with new works
