The New York Times – T Magazine:
Four artists and a curator debate the most important works since the end of World War II.
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The 25 Most Important Sculptures Since the End of World War II
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Art, Baez, Firelei, Bourgeois, Louise, Calder, Alexander, Christo, Clark, Lygia, Culture, Edwards, Melvin, Escobar, Maria Sol (Marisol), Gaines, Charles (Artist), Genzken, Isa, Gonzalez-Torres, Felix, Halsey, Lauren (Artist), Hammons, David, Hesse, Eva, Jeanne-Claude, Katrib, Ruba, Louise Nevelson, Matta-Clark, Gordon, Museums, Noguchi, Isamu, Oldenburg, Claes, Pendleton, Adam, Performance Art, Pope.L, William (1955- ), Purifoy, Noah (1917-2004), Puryear, Martin, Rauschenberg, Robert, Rirkrit Tiravanija, Sculpture, Serra, Richard, Shechet, Arlene, Smith, David (1906-65), Smithson, Robert, Walker, Kara