Rebecca Warren is a contemporary British artist known her painted bronze, raw clay, and welded steel sculpture. Warren’s works straddle figuration and abstraction, bringing to mind Neolithic fertility goddesses, the crude cartoons of Robert Crumb, and female nudes by Auguste Rodin and Alberto Giacometti. “It is surprising how you can be reminded that you were always going to end up doing this stuff anyway. My mum recently showed me all these drawings I did as a kid of twin ballerinas standing on a box,” she has said. “I had forgotten about them, but there they are in my grown-up art: doubled ballerinas on their shared plinth.” Born in 1965 in London, United Kingdom, she went on to attend Goldsmiths’ College...