Before and after photos of concrete sculpture Compassion by Una Hanbury, which has sat between Wilson and Clarendon Blvd since 1969 (via Arlington County and courtesy anonymous) A concrete sculpture ...

A bronze replica of the sculpture “Compassion,” depicting an adult and child embracing, was installed this morning (Tuesday) in Courthouse along Wilson Blvd. The new replica replaces the original ...

Drivers on Sleepy Hollow Road in Penn Township often slow to a stop when they see the concrete sculptures in Mark Milliron’s front yard. Milliron, who has lived on the road for nearly 40 years, has ...

This standout new art exhibit in Florida requires an underwater journey, but the result is worth it, as it's both interesting and environmentally friendly.

Some concrete creatures that adorn the city’s playgrounds may vanish, as animal-nappers with the Parks Department plan to relocate the beloved concrete animal sculptures from the five boroughs’ play ...

Swiss architect Peter Zumthor and LACMA Director Michael Govan say the new David Geffen Galleries building is a ‘concrete sculpture’ unto itself, a cringey claim. A sneak peek of the building’s ...

Fred Smith spent much of life as a Northwoods Wisconsin lumberjack, but during retirement used embellished concrete to form 230-some outdoor sculptures of animals and people. Loy Bowlin, of McComb, ...

The 16-ton sculpture resembles a fossil commonly found in Lexington's limestone. A Lexington park is giving visitors the chance to feel like they're stepping into the pre-historic age. Gatton Park on ...

Over the years, a conservator replaced the headgear on deer with real antlers and the originals mounted on moose with synthetic alternatives. Carol M. Highsmith/Buyenlarge/Getty Images During Fred ...

Inorganic pigments from LANXESS are opening up new design possibilities in 3D concrete printing. A current example is the concrete sculpture “Duality of Skin and Core,” which was designed using red ...

During Fred Smith’s golden years, art inexplicably began to pour out of him. The retired lumberjack loved to work with his hands, think with his hands, speak with his hands—and one day, like magic, he ...