The Nasher Magazine

Spring 2024

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In this issue of The Nasher, fantastical quirks are hard at work. Guadalupe Maravilla transforms a school bus into a glinting vessel of symbolism and healing; young twin siblings wonder through the strange, dreamlike characters of the Haas Brothers; human-headed squirrels stand whimsically frozen in bronze. Read on as Samara Golden flips, refracts, and reflects domestic worlds; Hugh Hayden whittles branching outgrowth from the ordinary; and Chuck & George invite you into zany and bright domestic hilarity.

Fall 2023

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The Fall 2023 edition of the Nasher Sculpture Center’s magazine, The Nasher is now available.  Read contributions from Taylor Cleveland, Logen Cure, Ángel Faz, Karla García, Patricia Johanson, Tamara Johnson, Alicja Kwade, Mary Miss, Lynn N. Rushton Reed, David Searcy and Sarah Sze.

Spring 2023

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This issue of The Nasher is dedicated to Senga Nengudi, the 2023 Nasher Prize laureate, and the connecting threads spun from her work. These pages consider the temporality of material and human relationships as a fertile and lasting artistic resource. A Dallas-based performance artist discusses how sculpture helps divorce her work from politicized identity. Interstates, mammoths of the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex, are presented as strange and glorious creatures. Between bites of candy, our laureate discusses the human qualities of water. Through these words we dare to recalibrate how one values something’s creative potential, perhaps infusing a common day with a little poetic spirit and Nengudian warmth. Enjoy.  

Fall 2022

Body Issue

The Fall 2022 issues features the the ongoing sculptural fascination with the body. Essays focus the works of artists Nairy Baghramian, Matthew Ronay, Mark di Suvero, Thaddeus Mosley, and more. 

Spring 2022

Sound Issue

The Spring 2022 issues features the subtle and profound impact sound can have on the experience of art. Additional essays focus on Harry Bertoia: Sculpting Mid-Century Modern Life, Nasher Prize, and the works of artists Lynda Benglis, Jeff Gibbons, Magali Reus, and Tavares Strachan.

Summer 2021

Public Art Issue

The Summer 2021 issue features conversations on the role of public art and its impact on communities near and far. Additional essays focus on Nasher Mixtape, 2020/21 Nasher Prize, and the works of artists Carol Bove, John Chamberlain, Nancy Grossman, Isamu Noguchi, and Betye Saar.

Spring 2019

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The Spring 2019 edition of the Nasher Sculpture Center’s magazine, The Nasher is now available.  Read contributions from Karole Vail, Director of the Peggy Guggenheim Collection, and writers Jörg Heiser and Randy Kennedy, as well as see a visual contribution from exhibition artist Sterling Ruby.

Fall 2018

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The Fall 2018 edition of Nasher Sculpture Center's magazine, The Nasher is now available. Editorial features include essays on the current exhibition The Nature of Arp and as well as visual contributions from art historian Briony Fer, artist K. Yoland, and more. 

Summer 2018

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Read the latest issue of the Nasher Sculpture Center's magazine, The Nasher.  Editorial features include essays on the current exhibition A Tradition of Revolution and the place of sound art in museums,  as well as visual contributions from artists Pedro Reyes, Tauba Auerbach, Morehshin Allahyari, and more.

Spring 2018

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Read the latest issue of the Nasher Sculpture Center's magazine, The Nasher.  Editorial features include the upcoming First Sculpture: Handaxe to Figure Stone exhibition, 2018 Nasher Prize Laureate Theaster Gates, and more.

Fall 2017

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In this issue, we hope you enjoy learning about our upcoming exhibition Tom Sachs: Tea Ceremony, a new perspective on the traditional ceremony combining the artist's longtime interests: branding and luxury, manufacture and hardware, travel and space, and US iconography.

Summer 2017

In this issue, we hope you enjoy learning about our upcoming exhibition Roni Horn, in which the artist will install eight large-scale cylindrical cast glass sculptures of varying colors in the museum’s main gallery. It will be Horn's first U.S. museum presentation of her work since 2010 and the first to focus specifically on her cast glass sculpture. 

Winter 2017

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In the latest issue of The Nasher, we present insights into our upcoming exhibition about sculptor Richard Serra’s printmaking process in Richard Serra: Prints, as well as a special feature on the 2017 Nasher Prize and 2017 Laureate, Pierre Huyghe.

Fall 2016

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In the latest issue of The Nasher, we present insights into on our fall exhibitions: Kathryn Andrews: Run for President, a timely look, in this election season, at the relationship between the imagery of the presidency and the entertainment industry, as well as Sightings: Michael Dean. 

Summer 2016

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This edition of The Nasher magazine looks at the Nasher Sculpture Center’s exhibition, Joel Shapiro, the Plaster in the Collection installation, recent acquisitions, and more.

Spring 2016

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Welcome to the spring issue of The Nasher members' magazine.

Our largest and most robust member magazine to date features our spring exhibitions Ann Veronica Janssens and Sightings: Mai-Thu Perret and a myriad of interesting stories. 

Fall 2015

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Welcome to the Nasher Sculpture Center’s second digital magazine, The Nasher, which includes enhanced multimedia content and resources on upcoming fall 2015 exhibitions and public programs.

Summer 2015

The Nasher Magazine

The Nasher Sculpture Center’s inaugural digital magazine, The Nasher, includes enhanced multimedia content and resources on upcoming summer and fall 2015 exhibitions and public programs.