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Another Place

cast-iron, life-size figure against blue sky with sand dunes in the background.

Antony Gormley’s Another Place. One hundred cast-iron figures along three kilometres of foreshore, extending almost one kilometre out to sea.

Crosby Beach, Sefton, Merseyside.

Author Itchy PixelPosted on January 14, 2012March 31, 2013Categories MerseysideTags Sculpture

Figurehead

boat figurehead depicting a woman, projecting from a blue wall

Boat figurehead at number 63, Queen Charlotte Street, Leith, Midlothian.

Author Itchy PixelPosted on July 3, 2011Categories MidlothianTags Sculpture

Dream

20m high sculpture of a girl's head against a blue sky

Jaume Plensa’s ‘Dream‘. A 20m sculpture set in woodland on top of a spoil heap, on the site of a former colliery. Sutton Manor Woodland, St Helens, Merseyside.

Author Itchy PixelPosted on July 1, 2011March 31, 2013Categories MerseysideTags Sculpture

Turning the Place Over

revolving oval cut into the facade of a building</

Richard Wilson’s ‘Turning the Place Over’ was commissioned for The Liverpool Biennial (2008). The sculpture consists of a large ellipse cut from the building’s façade which rotates slowly to show glimpses of the interior.

Moorfields, Liverpool, Merseyside.

Author Itchy PixelPosted on May 14, 2008March 31, 2013Categories MerseysideTags Sculpture

‘Eloquentia’

statue of a seated female figure with outstretched arm

Detail of The Gladstone Memorial by J.P. MacGillivray. This large female bronze entitled ‘Eloquentia’ is seated on the left-hand-side of the monument.

Coates Crescent Gardens, Edinburgh, Midlothian.

Photo used as part of the cover art for History of The Trade’s début single “One Arm’s Length“.

Author Itchy PixelPosted on November 11, 2006March 22, 2013Categories MidlothianTags Sculpture1 Comment on ‘Eloquentia’

The Cubes (Los Cubos)

people sitting below a sculpture of large metal blocks forming a crooked tower on a beach

Sculpture of metal cubes entitled The Injured Star (Escultura de cubos metálicos titulada La Estrella Herida/ L’Estel Ferit) – Rebecca Horn, 1992.

La playa de la Barceloneta, Barcelona, Cataluña.

This photo was used  for the cover art of a maths textbook published by Editora Positivo for 5th grade children in Brazil.

Author Itchy PixelPosted on September 26, 2006March 27, 2013Categories As Seen On..., CataluñaTags Sculpture

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