Six artists—including Nicole Eisenman and Ibrahim Mahama—shortlisted for Trafalgar Square's Fourth Plinth public art commission

Public art

Public sculpture

Sculpture

Fourth Plinth

Nicole Eisenman

Goshka Macuga

Ibrahim Mahama

Teresa Margolles

National Gallery, London 

The Fourth Plinth nominees are (from top left clockwise): Samson Kambalu, Nicole Eisenman, Ibrahim Mahama, Teresa Margolles, Paloma Varga Weisz and Goshka Macuga 

Photos: Kambalu: Jeremy Hibbert; Eisenman: Nathan Perkel; Mahama: George Darrell; Margolles: Antonia De la Rosa; Macuga: Kasia Bobula

‘Do your worst, Boston’: Nicole Eisenman’s fountain—vandalised in Germany—gets permanent US home

Sculpture Projects Münster

Boston

Children playing on Nicole Eisenman's Grouping of Works from Fountain (2017-19), which is now part of the 401 Park Collection owned by Samuels & Associates, Boston 

Courtesy of Goodman Taft and the artist / Anton Kern Gallery, New York © Nicole Eisenman. Photo: Aram Boghosian

Lismore Castle serves up a rich palimpsest of themes for new show 

Exhibitions

Contemporary art

Lynette Yiadom-Boakye

Lismore Castle Arts

Nicole Eisenman's works are on show at Lismore Castle Arts until 13 October 

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