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Photographs from a visit to Yorkshire Sculpture Park in mid-May. Sitting Lady Hare in 2 sections. A galvanised wire sculpture by Sophie Ryder. This reminded me of another great sculptor with a love of hares, Barry Flanagan, some of whose work can normally be seen at the Roche Court sculpture park near Salisbury. |
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The excellent visitor reception/gallery space/cafe designed by Feilden Clegg Bradley (FCB Studios), completed in 2002. |
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Looking west through the reception centre and gallery towards the Underground Gallery. |
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Part of a sculpture by Nigel Hall in COR-TEN weathering steel in front of the of the Underground Gallery (FCB Studios, 2004), looking towards the west end of the visitor centre. Most of Hall’s work, including a lot of sketchbook doodling, left me singularly unimpressed although I did feel slightly more sympathetic to some of his recent steelwork that is exhibited in the grounds of the YSP. |
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Another COR-TEN sculpture by Nigel Hall in the grounds of the sculpture park. |
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| Looking in through the entrance to James Turrell’s Deer Shelter <BIPS © 2008> |
Tags: Barry Flanagan, COR-TEN, Deer Shelter, FCB Studios, Fielden Clegg Bradley, Hare Sculptures, James Turrell, Nigel Hall, Yorkshire Sculpture Park
