Masters of Modern Sculpture Part III: The New World

This documentary is part of the Masters of Modern Sculpture series and runs for 58 minutes. It features sculptors such as Christo, Isamu Noguchi, and Richard Serra, who each contributed to redefining sculpture as an art form. The film examines how American artists utilized available materials—wood, metals, and found objects—to create unique works that reflect their environment and the influence of European modernism.

The New World captures the creativity and resourcefulness of American sculptors in transforming discarded items into art. It reveals how the vastness of America's landscapes and its surplus of materials inspired these artists to experiment and innovate. This exploration of sculpture not only sheds light on individual artists but also contextualizes their work within the broader narrative of American art history during this transformative period.