Richard serra black and white sculpture

Richard Serra, the artist who reinvented the world’s conception of large-scale sculpture, died in New York this past week. Serra transformed the landscape of the art world with his site-specific creations, and there’s no substitute for seeing one in person. At the link in bio, find five places to explore Serra’s work in all its gargantuan splendor. Slide 1 photographed by Gianfranco Gorgoni, Vogue, September 1972

Richard Serra sculpture at Guggenheim Bilbao

RICHARD SERRA | SCULPTURE

FREE - Berger Forum doors open at 5:30 p.m. On the occasion of the publication Richard Serra: Early Work (Steidl/David Zwirner), Richard Serra is joined by American art critic and historian Hal Foster to discuss the artist's seminal body of work spanning 1966 to 1971. These works represent the beginning of Serra’s innovative, process-oriented experiments with nontraditional

Richard Serra is widely celebrated by academics and popular critics alike for rethinking the very nature of sculptural objects.

Richard Serra, "Betwixt the Torus and the Sphere"

Richard Erdman on Instagram: “Two of the five Carrara Marble sculptures in the 'Wren House', a commission for a Whipple Russell Architects project, 2020 progress image…”

Richard Serra at Gagosian 2013-14

One sculpture, many interesting viewpoints. At the Olympic Sculpture Park.

Richard Serra at MoMA

Richard Serra. Dead Weight (Edfu). (1991) @Dior HOMME! SIZE 38 - 42 / SUIT 48 DESIGNER: ALEXANDER V WESLEY

Richard Serra

Richard Serra

Richard Serra, Heavy drawing detail

A look at two of Richard Serra’s works on display in Paris.

Richard Serra portrayed in his studio with "Abstract Slavery", 1974

THAT Art Historian on Instagram: “Happy Birthday Richard Serra

Richard Serra | The Worley Gig