IPA Gallery

Sculpture & Three-Dimensional Art

Form that asks to be walked around.

Curator’s Statement

Sculpture, ceramics, and installation.

Three-dimensional work at IPA is admitted for its refusal to flatten.

Mediums included

SculptureCeramicsInstallationObject work

12 works on view

12 of 12
Emergence
01

Emergence

International·Polished Bronze

Not everything that is becoming looks complete.

Contemporary Bronze

Almost
02

Almost

International·Carved Stone

Two hands. An impossible gap.

Figurative Stone

Vessel of Stories
03

Vessel of Stories

West Africa·Clay Ceramic

A vessel is only as important as what it agrees to hold.

Ceramics

In Motion
04

In Motion

International·Carved Wood

A body carved from a tree is still, in some way, a body still growing.

Wood Carving

Taking Flight
05

Taking Flight

International·Found Materials & Wire

Not everything that was discarded was meant to stay discarded.

Mixed Media

Infinite Form
06

Infinite Form

International·Carved Marble

Some forms refer to nothing but themselves. And in that, they become everything.

Abstract Marble

Ancestral Voice
07

Ancestral Voice

Nigeria·Bronze Sculpture

Some voices in a life were speaking before we ever arrived.

Ancestry, Power, Identity

Amber Flow
08

Amber Flow

Hiroshi Tanaka·International·Glass Sculpture

Some solids remember they used to be liquid.

Light, Transformation, Organic Form

Dreamtime Stone
09

Dreamtime Stone

Australia·Painted Stone

Some languages do not need to be translated to be understood.

Spirituality, Land, Story

Dragon of the Eastern Sea
10

Dragon of the Eastern Sea

China·Jade Carving

The finest carvers do not impose. They listen.

Mythology, Mastery, Tradition

Serpent Knot
11

Serpent Knot

Norway·Wood Carving

Some things have no ending because they were never meant to.

Mythology, Craft, History

River of Vessels
12

River of Vessels

Hiroshi Tanaka·Japan·Ceramic Installation

A community is not a crowd. It is a current.

Multiplicity, Flow, Handmade

On the Long Horizon

International Partners in Art is being built as a permanent global archive of human expression. Every submission belongs to one or more curated collections so visitors can explore the world through different emotional and artistic lenses.