Tony Cragg’s Glass Instruments is a tabletop assembly of empty glass vessels eroded to a matte whiteness. Drained of contents, scrubbed of obvious glassy identity, they exert a ghostly presence.

Tony Cragg's unique sculpture welcomes visitors to Milwaukee's City Hall Mixed Feelings, a name given to it not by the artist but by the good folks at Sculpture Milwaukee. It was part of their ...

Tony Cragg is a British sculptor known for his exploration of unconventional materials, including plastic, fiberglass, bronze, and Kevlar. View Tony Cragg’s 1,156 artworks on artnet. Find an in-depth ...

The sculptures in the square From November 27, 2024, to January 31, 2025, three monumental sculptures by the British artist Tony Cragg – featured until May 4 in the exhibition Infinite Forms and ...

Tony Cragg at Exhibition Road, Victoria & Albert Museum, London, England Museo d'Arte, Villa Ciani, Lugano, Switzerland (solo) Arp Museum Bahnhof Rolandseck, Remagen, Germany Seeing things, Nasher ...

One Bangkok, the largest holistically integrated district in the heart of Bangkok, aims to merge art and culture into day-to-day life to uplift quality of life, as well as people’s well-being ...

What You Need to Know: Marian Goodman Gallery —which has represented Tony Cragg for more than 40 years—is currently presenting the first solo show of work by the artist at its Los Angeles ...

A landmark new exhibition by award-winning sculptor Tony Cragg is now open at Castle Howard, a historic English stately home near York. London: A sculpture by artist Tony Cragg seen in the ...

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Renowned sculptor Sir Tony Cragg is presenting a major new exhibition at Castle Howard. Chris Bond talks to him about thepower of sculpture and how he is inspired by the world around him.

A sculpture park for three centuries: Castle Howard seen from the southeast forms the background to a 1723 copy in lead of the Farnese Hercules by Andrew Carpenter (foreground) with Tony Cragg's ...