A carving is something made by carving (the verb).
To carve is to remove material or get a shape. Carving is a more specific term for subtractive sculpture. Subtractive sculpture can be more difficult, because once you’ve removed a piece of wood or stone, you can’t change your mind. What’s done is done.
Example: carving marble, Venus de Milo.
A sculpture is something made by sculpting (the verb), or, sometimes, shaping/moving a 3-dimensional piece of artwork.
Usually you add or move material until it reaches the shape you are making. A sculpture can be additive, as in putting clay on an armature, or working with direct plaster, or attaching things to a support. Metallic sculptures are made this way, creating a form in clay, then making a mold and casting it in bronze or some other metal. Assemblage sculptures are also additive, in that they take a number of objects and arrange or attach them to form a larger piece.
Example: sculpting clay, The Thinker by Auguste Rodin.
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