Jewfro Visits Huck and Jim at the Whitney - Tablet Magazine
The Uncanny Impact of Charles Ray's Sculptures | The New Yorker
Charles Ray Is Pushing Sculpture to Its Limit - The New York Times
Letter from Chicago: “Charles Ray: Sculpture, 1997–2014" :: AEQAI
Sculpture in a Cultural Space | The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Charles Ray: Sculptor, 1997-2014' brings a bad boy's bad boys to the Art Institute - Chicago Reader
WM | whitehot magazine of contemporary art | Charles Ray and the Uncanny at the Met
REVIEW | Charles Ray: Sculpture 1997 – 2014
Charles Ray: Body Language - Vin de Vie Wine of Life
Private Self / Public Self: A Conversation with Charles Ray | | Flash Art
Charles Ray: Sculpture review – Chicago's figurative king crashes through art taboo | Sculpture | The Guardian
charles ray's greatest works are united and on view at the MET next week
charles ray's greatest works are united and on view at the MET next week
Art Institute of Chicago: Exhibition “Charles Ray Sculpture 1997-2014”
Jerry Saltz on Twitter: "Charles Ray's "Huck & Tom". Great American sculpture. Sad the Whitney rejected it for permanent outdoor display. http://t.co/9A5e4T6uPC" / Twitter
Understanding Charles Ray through 8 Pivotal Artworks | Artsy
WM | whitehot magazine of contemporary art | Charles Ray and the Uncanny at the Met
Charles Ray's Controversial Sculpture Debuts at the Art Institute of Chicago – Chicago Magazine
In 'Charles Ray: Figure Ground,' a Radical Conservative on Display - The New York Times
Raw Metal, Vulnerable Humans: Charles Ray on His Poetic Sculptures, in 1987 – ARTnews.com
Huck and Jim, Charles Ray, 2014 | Human sculpture, Art institute of chicago, Sculptures
The Uncanny Impact of Charles Ray's Sculptures | The New Yorker
6 - Huck and Jim - Charles Ray-Fr | Acast
Some Observations on Charles Ray: Figure Ground at the Metropolitan Museum of Art (2022) — Caesura
In Pictures: See Why Charles Ray's Startling Art Continues to Unsettle in Shows in New York, Maryland, and Elsewhere | Artnet News
In Pictures: See Why Charles Ray's Startling Art Continues to Unsettle in Shows in New York, Maryland, and Elsewhere | Artnet News
