Foon Sham, “Escape I, Tunnel” (2016), pine, 14 x 62 x 5 ft. (all images courtesy of Gallery Neptune and Brown) WASHINGTON, DC — Foon Sham’s wooden sculptures often look like large vases or tornadoes.

At the start of her cover of “Proud Mary,” Tina Turner announces: “We never ever do nothing nice and easy … we like to do it nice and rough.” Too much sculpture today bores us with nice and easy.

Tach Pollard's sculptures feel less like objects carved and more like beings revealed, as if they have been waiting, quietly, patiently, inside the grain of ancient wood. Rooted in the oak forests of ...

For his latest collaboration with Hermès, the Mexican artist brings his whimsical wood sculptures into the world of luxury craftsmanship, exploring the relationship between nature, production and the ...

Donald Wasswa’s wooden sculptures captivate with a sense of curiosity and wonder, looking as if they’ve stepped out of a dream or a science fiction story. Crafted in Kampala, Uganda, Wasswa’s ...

The use of wood also represents an evolution in Drew’s practice over the last three decades. “Wood is a material I am interested in at the moment,” says the artist, whose work belongs to the ...

Wooden bears, birds and mythical creatures came to life in Frederick this weekend at the town’s annual carving competition. The “Chainsaws and Chuckwagons” event brought 10 woodcarvers to Frederick to ...

John Buck stands in front of his sculpture "Cat's Cradle" at Robischon Gallery in Denver on Wednesday, Aug. 5, 2015. John Buck grew up surrounded by duck decoys, small figurines and other objects his ...

Auteurs or fiilmmakers whose presence dominates every aspect of their work, are the subject of a surreal new sculpture series by artist Mike Leavitt called King Cuts. The exhibition of satirical wood ...

Monterey >> It’s been a little more than a quarter century since George Kenny began to use wood sculptures as a gimmick to lure customers into his small coffee shop in Allyn, Washington. Now he spends ...