Throughout 2010 University of the Arts London is focusing attention on the practice of sculpture. Developing a programme to take place over the course of the year Shaping Sculpture aims to critically engage in the production and medium of sculpture as it exists today. Through an interrelated series of publications, exhibitions, artist discussions, and conferences Shaping Sculpture is an examination into the act of making aimed at revealing new methods of supporting current and future artistic practice.
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PUBLICATION 02
The second Shaping Sculpture publication continues the examination of sculptural practice by inviting a large range of contributors to express their most influential sculptural experience. Artists, curators and academics share this experience of sculpture discussing personal relationships to spaces, materials, exhibitions, events and people.
Contributors Include:
Jamie Bill, Peter Bonnell, Professor Rod Bugg, Sir Anthony Caro, William Cobbing, Professor Paul Coldwell, Richard Cork, Chris Crickmay, David Cross, Sarah B. Davies, Sokari Douglas-Camp, Mark Dunhill, Ben Evans, James Faure Walker, Charles Garrad, Bruce Gernand, David Green, Joanna Greenhill, Robin Greenwood, Bahia Haddam, Nigel Hall RA, Noel Hensey, Charles Hewlings, Charlotte Kaye, Jane Lee, Liliane Lijn, Jeff Lowe, Barry Martin, Peter Murray OBE, Paul O’Kane, Charlotte Patton, Nicholas Pope, William Pye, Millie Ross, Adrian Scrivener, Professor Richard Slee, Michael Spencer, Chris Stephens, Natalie Swenarchuk, Karen Tang, Susan Trangmar, Rebecca Truran, George Unsworth, Professor Chris Wainwright, Hester R. Westley, Philip White, Alison Wilding, Abi Winder, Mara-Helen Wood, Dr Jon Wood, Elizabeth Wright
