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‘Hugh Hayden: Homecoming’ is on view at the Nasher through January 5, 2025 – don’t miss your chance to see it! Assistant Manager of Visitor Experiences, Mary Poole, walks us through the show, touching on some of the major themes present in Hayden’s work. See the full video on our youtube channel.✨ | Nasher Sculpture Center | Facebook

How does a pro shoot? Over the last few days I've been sharing some fun videos and shooting tips. I hit 6.56 seconds on the Top Shot net, but we challenged the owner of the RinkEye Development Center and former pro Randy Robitaille. He DESTROYED. He also shares a few great shooting tips of his own. For more accuracy tips from myself and Randy see my full video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BOO-Aejil80 and the challenges with myself and TheNasher61 on his channel here https://www.youtube.com/wa

58K views · 120 reactions | Introducing the winner of the 2027 Nasher Prize: Petrit Halilaj. The Kosovar artist is lauded for his three-dimensional dreamscapes and mythic performances that fuse fantasy and childhood wonder with the history and culture of his homeland. He is the ninth laureate to receive the prize, established to celebrate a living artist making profound impacts on the field of sculpture. | Nasher Sculpture Center | Facebook

1.5K views · 35 reactions | The Nasher is so proud to share news of the 2017 Nasher Prize Laureate, Pierre Huyghe: | Nasher Sculpture Center | Facebook

Introducing the 2025 Nasher Prize Laureate: Otobong Nkanga. The inaugural laureate of a biennial prize cycle, Otobong Nkanga is recognized for her evocative works that speak to the complex, often fragile relationships between humans, the land, and its resources, touching on issues of consumption, globalization, connectivity, and care. Through a broad range of materials, Nkanga creates artistic encounters that encourage viewers to consider their relationships to the planet, to art, and to one ano