Sarah Sze discusses her practice ... Then I remember seeing on television a report that there were these five kids who’d done this — and four of them had died. One lived because they ...

Sarah Sze says that she has an interest in creating ... how people enter—there are people sitting on the floor, there are kids gathered in front of the Timekeepers. There’s been nothing ...

I left the museum thinking about it and I haven’t stopped. So went my first encounter with the work of the American artist Sarah Sze. Sarah Sze’s art, now on display at the Guggenheim Museum ...

A detail shot of Sarah Sze's 'Slow Dance' at Dallas' Nasher Sculpture Center.(Kevin Todora ) To look at Sarah Sze’s new installations at the Nasher Sculpture Center, to walk around them ...

For her solo exhibition at Nasher Sculpture Center, artist Sarah Sze invites viewers into a collection of new, site-specific works across three intrepid gallery spaces. Always attuned to the ...

Awaiting you on the top floor is the niftiest migraine you will ever experience. The artist responsible, Sarah Sze, has contributed a set of site-specific pieces that look like a single shantytown ...

The crowd meanders through the spiraling ramps of the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum as they try to decipher Sarah Sze’s object symbolism from her vast visual lexicon. Occupying the top two levels of ...

A similar irony pervades Sarah Sze’s new solo show at the museum, “Timelapse.” Everywhere in the artist’s installations are various instruments of measurement that we rely on for order in ...