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Resistance is an Afterthought
Salon Gallery: 2-10 September 2010
Sculpture by Robert Pratt, recipient of RBS Bronze Casting Award 2009
Robert Pratt graduated from the Royal Academy Schools (2009) and was selected to receive the Royal British Society of Sculptors, Bronze Casting Award (2009) to make new work which will feature in this exhibition. In this series of works Pratt explores the notion of creation as an afterthought.
This award is sponsored by Phoenix Bronze Casting Foundry
Opening: 1 September 2010 6.30 - 8.30pm
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18@108: Naked
Studio Gallery: 2 September - 15 October 2010
Jane Benson ARBS, Stephen Duncan ARBS, Laurence Edwards ARBS, Victoria Ferrand-Scott ARBS, Alexandra Harley ARBS, Luke Hart (Bursary 2009).
Naked is the third of the successful 18@108 series and brings together six sculptors who explore concepts of exposure and vulnerability together with a rawness of materials that provokes a sensory response.
Opening: 1 September 6.30 - 8.30pm
Talks: 6.30 - 8.30pm
15 September: Luke Hart, Stephen Duncan, Victoria Ferrand-Scott
13 October: Laurence Edwards, Alexandra Harley, Jane Benson
23 March 2010 - January 2011
Admission free
The celebrated Sculpture Promenade has returned to the grounds of Cambridge’s Fitzwilliam Museum for a second year. This free annual installation of contemporary sculpture showcases work by some of the most talented artists working today, ranging from monumental works in bronze and steel to wind-driven, mobile forms.
The 2010 Sculpture Promenade will feature recent sculpture by members of the Royal British Society of Sculptors: Angela Conner FRBS, Ann Christopher RA FRBS, Mike Lyons FRBS, Nick Turvey (Bursary), Nick Hornby (Bursary) and Rob Ward FRBS. In contrast to last year’s event, the 2010 Promenade presents up to three sculptures by each artist, making this the largest sculpture installation yet seen on the lawns of the Fitzwilliam.
Shim Robert Pratt
Compress and Expand Victoria Ferrand-Scott
