Abstract Expressionism is not typically associated with sculpture related to social issues, as it is more focused on individual expression and emotion rather than addressing specific societal concerns.

The Kiss is a famous sculpture by Auguste Rodin that depicts a man and a woman embracing. It is considered one of the most iconic works of art in history.

Ai Weiwei is a Chinese artist known for his sculptures that explore the themes of poverty and social inequality. His work often incorporates found objects and recycled materials.

The Vietnam Veterans Memorial, also known as The Wall, is a sculpture by Maya Lin that commemorates the American soldiers who died in the Vietnam War. It is located in Washington, D.C.

Kara Walker is an American artist known for her sculptures that explore the themes of race and identity. Her work often incorporates silhouettes and cut-paper techniques.

Cloud Gate, also known as The Bean, is a sculpture by Anish Kapoor that consists of a giant bean-shaped structure. It is located in Millennium Park in Chicago, Illinois.

Claes Oldenburg is an American artist known for his sculptures that explore the themes of consumerism and materialism. His work often incorporates everyday objects and food items.

Tilted Arc is a sculpture by Richard Serra that consists of two massive steel plates leaning against each other. It was originally installed in Federal Plaza in New York City, but was later removed due to controversy.

Louise Bourgeois is a French-American artist known for her sculptures that explore the themes of gender and sexuality. Her work often incorporates organic forms and found objects.

Another Place is a sculpture by Antony Gormley that consists of a series of life-size human figures. It is located on Crosby Beach in Merseyside, England.

Christian Boltanski is a French artist known for his sculptures that explore the themes of memory and loss. His work often incorporates photographs, objects, and installations.

House is a sculpture by Rachel Whiteread that consists of a cast of the interior of a house. It was originally installed in London, but was later moved to the Tate Modern.

Yinka Shonibare is a British-Nigerian artist known for his sculptures that explore the themes of displacement and migration. His work often incorporates African fabrics and found objects.

A Thousand Chairs is a sculpture by Doris Salcedo that consists of a series of chairs with their legs cut off. It was created to commemorate the victims of the Colombian civil war.

Olafur Eliasson is a Danish-Icelandic artist known for his sculptures that explore the themes of environmentalism and climate change. His work often incorporates natural elements and interactive installations.