Steel installation

Please Be Seated is a giant outdoor seating installation by Paul Cocksedge made of three concentric rings of scaffolding plank-topped, wake-like forms.

Indian-born British sculptor Anish Kapoor created two giant stainless steel sculptures that are designed to figuratively turn your world upside down.

Dewitt Godfrey is best known for his large abstract constructions of weathering steel.

Sculptural park benches and a maze constructed of mirrors are among the pieces by Danish artist Jeppe Hein featured in an outdoor exhibition in New York

Mitchell-Innes & Nash is pleased to present RE pleasure RUN, an exhibition of new works by Berlin-based, Italian artist Monica Bonvicini. The exhibition includes painting, photography, neon works and a large-scale installation, showcasing the artist’s interest in the relationships between gender, architecture and the power dynamics that shape our world. The exhibition is Bonvicini’s debut at Mitchell-Innes & Nash. Best known for her large-scale sculptural installations that engage…

Japanese architect Kimihiko Okada has created Aluminium Landscape, a 6.5 metre high installation made of aluminium foil. Supported by an internal steel structure and covering an area of 902 square metres, the project is currently on show outside the Museum of Contemporary Art in Tokyo, Japan. The installation will be on display in the museum's

Image 8 of 14 from gallery of Standless Steel / FAS(t). Photograph by Ulia Maysova

For generations, artist-run spaces and collectives have sprung up across the Danish capital with varying degrees of impact and lasting power.

SET architects' winning proposal is defined by two elements: its free-standing steel structure and the juta black cloth which displays a photography exhibit.

Sculptor Alyson Shotz is the first artist to present work in the Nasher Sculpture Center’s Sightings series, a new program dedicated to showcasing contemporary artists. Shotz's installation consists of two large material works and a musical score in collaboration with Simon Fisher Turner, creating an illusory experience that blends music and sculpture, two- and three-dimensions.