concept   sculpture
11 commonsense assertions
Cultures (11) • Western countries (1) • African countries (1) • art (1) • visual arts (1) • North America (1) • Pacific Islands (1) • US (1) • Art history (1) • contemporary artists (1) • physical art culture (1) • traditional artists (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 sculpture Western countries Sculpture is widely valued in Western culture as a form of high art and is prominently displayed in galleries, museums, and public spaces. 15
2 sculpture African countries Sculpture is an integral part of traditional and contemporary African art, holding spiritual and ritualistic significance. 8
3 sculpture art Sculpture is admired as a multifaceted form of art that frequently communicates deeper emotions and significance. 4
4 sculpture visual arts Sculptures with religious or spiritual significance are often exhibited in public spaces and art shows. 4
5 sculpture North America Sculptures, such as equestrian statues and moai, are widely appreciated forms of art in North America. 3
6 sculpture Pacific Islands Sculptures in Pacific Islands hold spiritual and cultural significance, often depicting deities and ancestors. 3
7 sculpture US In the US, sculptures and statues are frequently showcased in public spaces for artistic expression. 2
8 sculpture Art history Ancient sculptures are studied for their artistic and historical significance in art history. 1
9 sculpture contemporary artists Contemporary sculpture artists have explored unconventional materials and abstract forms. 1
10 sculpture physical art culture Sculpture is admired as a revered and timeless form of artistic expression in physical art culture. 1
11 sculpture traditional artists Traditional artists frequently create sculptures of deities or historical figures. 1