International Sculpture Day is celebrated worldwide every April 24. Established by the International Sculpture Center in 2015, the day aims to promote sculpture as an art form and enhance understanding of its significance. The International Sculpture Center, founded in 1960 at the University of Kansas and currently based in New Jersey, organizes various events to advance the appreciation of sculpture. The inaugural celebration featured participation from 12 countries, including Australia, Canada, and the United States, hosting over 50 events. As the celebration grew, it included more countries, with over 200 events occurring in its second year. Typical activities on this day include lectures, demonstrations, open studios, public art forums, and artist talks, allowing the public to engage with the art of sculpture and its creators.