National Sculpture Society

National Sculpture Society NSS promotes the knowledge of excellence in sculpture inspired by the natural world.

Its members create, interpret, exhibit, collect and support the evolving tradition in American sculpture.

08/21/2026

Outcast by Adam Matano, FNSS
Shaping Space: New Fellows of NSS
On view through September 18, 2026

Thanks to Carl Marxer for the video

In this week’s  , we feature Grace Hill Turnbull (1880 – 1976)Turnbull was a painter, sculptor, author, poet, and advoca...
08/20/2026

In this week’s , we feature Grace Hill Turnbull (1880 – 1976)

Turnbull was a painter, sculptor, author, poet, and advocate for human rights and temperance. She collaborated with her architect brother, Bayard, to design her home in Baltimore, MD, the city of her birth. The house was completed in 1928, and Turnbull turned primarily to sculpture and writing from that time on. In 1966, Baltimore Junior College held a solo exhibition of her work, calling her the “Dean of Baltimore” sculptors. Her papers are at Syracuse University and a copy of her autobiography, Chips from my Chisel, is part of the NSS library.

What would you title your autobiography?

08/19/2026

Madison Fragment by Kevin Chambers, FNSS
Shaping Space: New Fellows of NSS
On view through September 18, 2026

At Brookgreen Gardens
08/18/2026

At Brookgreen Gardens

Art lovers on the Grand Strand have a chance to see a nationally re...

Selection of work in the 93rd Annual Awards ExhibitionOn view at Brookgreen Gardens 'Resilient' by Scott Myers, NSSPatin...
08/15/2026

Selection of work in the 93rd Annual Awards Exhibition
On view at Brookgreen Gardens

'Resilient' by Scott Myers, NSS
Patinated Plaster - 15 × 19.75 × 10.25

'Tribulus Terrestris Catches a Ride' by Kathryn Vinson
Stony Ground Studios , Sculpture by Kathryn Vinson
Carved Limestone with brass and resin spike tips on Black Soapstone base
11 × 9 × 8

'Albatross' by Meredith Bergmann, FNSS (juror)
Bonded Marble & Plastic Waste - 31 x 18.5 x 3

A selection of work by Tom Corbin, NSS NSS Elected Sculptor MemberClass of 2026
08/14/2026

A selection of work by Tom Corbin, NSS
NSS Elected Sculptor Member
Class of 2026

In this week’s   we feature Paul Fjelde (1892-1984).In 1911, the Fjelde family moved from Minneapolis, MN to Valley City...
08/13/2026

In this week’s we feature Paul Fjelde (1892-1984).

In 1911, the Fjelde family moved from Minneapolis, MN to Valley City, ND where he enrolled at Valley City State. His sculpting abilities caught the attention of the school’s supervisor of art, Miss Mary G. Deem. Miss Deem encouraged Paul to move to Chicago and study under the sculptor Lorado Taft. After leaving Chicago, Paul continued to perfect his craft, studying at respected art schools in Minneapolis, New York, Copenhagen and Paris. In 1932, Paul joined the National Sculpture Society. He became the first editor of the NSS magazine, then called the National Sculpture Review.

Who has encouraged you to continue your path as a sculptor?

93rd Annual Awards Exhibition on view at Brookgreen Gardens 'Paranoia Strikes Deep' by Walter Matia, FNSS30 x 43 x 27 - ...
08/12/2026

93rd Annual Awards Exhibition on view at Brookgreen Gardens

'Paranoia Strikes Deep' by Walter Matia, FNSS
30 x 43 x 27 - Bronze

'Missy' by Manuelita Brown
12 x 40 x 12.5 - Bronze on Granite

'The Missing Piece' by Eva-Maria Wohn, NSS
24 x 11.5 x 1.5 - Hydrostone, gesso, casein, and oil paint

Learn more at:
https://nationalsculpture.org/exhibitions/93rd-annual-awards-exhibition/

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