Major Sculpture Exhibitions Feature Hatoum, Asawa, Noguchi, Kentridge and Accessible Art

Fondazione Prada in Milan presents a three-part project by Mona Hatoum from January 23 to November 9, 2026, featuring installations with glass spheres and a kinetic work responding to the building's height. MoMA in New York honors Ruth Asawa's centennial with a retrospective until February 7, 2026, showcasing wire sculptures and works on paper spanning six decades. The High Museum of Art in Atlanta hosts the first Isamu Noguchi retrospective in nearly 25 years from April 10 to August 2, highlighting his diverse output including furniture and public spaces. Yorkshire Sculpture Park in Wakefield displays William Kentridge's most expansive sculpture exhibition outside South Africa until April 19, with 40 works including a new outdoor paper procession. The Henry Moor Institute in Leeds presents Beyond the Visual until April 19, the UK's first major sculpture exhibition curated with blind practitioners, featuring works by Emilie Louise Gossiaux and Lenka Clayton. These exhibitions explore sculpture's evolving definitions, from Anish Kapoor's perceptual forms to Jeff Koons' polished appropriations, examining art's purpose and accessibility.