Create a sculpture, exploring the art of shaping materials into expressive forms
Visit the Vessel, a 16-story interactive sculpture and landmark at Hudson Yards in New York City
Visit the Dazu Rock Carvings, a series of Chinese religious sculptures and carvings dating back as far as the 7th century AD
Create a piece of modern art, exploring contemporary themes and techniques
Visit the Spomenik monument, unique abstract memorials built in former Yugoslavia during the 20th century
Master basic sculpture techniques
Visit Gibbs Farm, a large-scale outdoor sculpture park in New Zealand featuring contemporary artworks by international artists.
Dive among submerged sculptures.
Ceremonial capital of the Persian Empire.
Xi'an's buried army of clay warriors.
The torch-bearing symbol of New York.
Life-sized wooden effigies of the dead, watching from balconies cut into the cliff graves.
Four basalt Toltec warriors, five metres tall, standing where their temple roof used to be.
Michelangelo's New Sacristy, where Night and Day lie unfinished over the Medici tombs.
Galleries leading to the Sistine Chapel.
Giant hilltop statue of Christ.
Giant seated Buddha on Lantau.
Europe’s mightiest river gorge, with the giant rock face of Decebalus opposite.
Maya city of carved stelae, UNESCO-listed.
Sacred forest of shrines and sculpture along the Osun river, a UNESCO site.
Medieval capital explored by bicycle — the Gal Vihara rock Buddhas and the royal palace ruins.
The "citadel of women": pink sandstone carved so finely it is called the jewel of Khmer art.
The guardian lion of the Giza plateau.
Ramesses II's colossal rock-cut temples.
Delightfully strange theme park of Chinese mythology dioramas built by the Tiger Balm brothers.
A 46-metre gold-leaf reclining Buddha in Bangkok’s oldest temple, also the birthplace of Thai massage.
Colossal stone heads ringing a mountaintop royal tomb from the 1st century BC.
Rock-cut cave temples in Maharashtra, crowned by the monolithic Kailasa temple.
71-metre Buddha carved into a river cliff in Sichuan — the largest stone Buddha in the world.
Four 18-metre presidential faces carved into a Black Hills granite cliff — best seen at the evening lighting ceremony.
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