Posts Tagged: sculpture
Salford’s 1966 William Mitchel ‘Totem’ sculptures – listed at Grade II
News reaches us of the listing of the William Mitchell Sculptures at the University of Salford. Known variously as the Minute Men or Freeman, Hardy & Willis. This from the English Heritage listing report.. “William Mitchell’s art work is widely
Salford’s 1966 William Mitchel ‘Totem’ sculptures – listed at Grade II
News reaches us of the listing of the William Mitchell Sculptures at the University of Salford. Known variously as the Minute Men or Freeman, Hardy & Willis. This from the English Heritage listing report.. “William Mitchell’s art work is widely
Hollaway Sculptural Wall, London Rd, UMIST Campus, 1968 – present
Anthony Hollaway’s curious concrete ‘castle’ wall on London Rd next to the Mancunian Way was installed in 1968, designed as a ‘sound-buffer’ for the Engineering Pilot Plant building by Harry S Fairhurst in the UMIST campus, just one of a series
Hollaway Sculptural Wall, London Rd, UMIST Campus, 1968 – present
Anthony Hollaway’s curious concrete ‘castle’ wall on London Rd next to the Mancunian Way was installed in 1968, designed as a ‘sound-buffer’ for the Engineering Pilot Plant building by Harry S Fairhurst in the UMIST campus, just one of a series
Three Abstract Sculptures, William Mitchell 1967, junction of Fredrick Road, Salford University Campus.
If you think buildings get a bad enough press, try being a modernist public artwork! If you think buildings get a bad enough press, try being a modernist public artwork! Commissioned for the forecourt of the Allerton Building to adorn
Three Abstract Sculptures, William Mitchell 1967, junction of Fredrick Road, Salford University Campus.
If you think buildings get a bad enough press, try being a modernist public artwork! If you think buildings get a bad enough press, try being a modernist public artwork! Commissioned for the forecourt of the Allerton Building to adorn
the perils of post war public sculpture – Mr Rhead investigates!
Here at the Manchester Modernist Society we do like a good bit of public art and we heartened therefore to see two stories recently about two separate pieces of public art that then got us thinking about other pieces around
the perils of post war public sculpture – Mr Rhead investigates!
Here at the Manchester Modernist Society we do like a good bit of public art and we heartened therefore to see two stories recently about two separate pieces of public art that then got us thinking about other pieces around
Turnpike Gallery Frieze – Leigh by William Mitchell, 1971
I’m sure even the biggest fan of Leigh, just off the East Lancs Road, would admit it’s an unassuming little town. That said it may be worth the short trip out there to take a look at the lovely little
Turnpike Gallery Frieze – Leigh by William Mitchell, 1971
I’m sure even the biggest fan of Leigh, just off the East Lancs Road, would admit it’s an unassuming little town. That said it may be worth the short trip out there to take a look at the lovely little
mitzi solomon cunliffe 1918-2006
Her best known work might well be gracing the mantelpieces of Colin Firth, Natalie Portman and David Fincher but this modernist sculptor’s favourite commission was created not for the RADA or Hollywood elite but the hungry shoppers grabbing a bite
mitzi solomon cunliffe 1918-2006
Her best known work might well be gracing the mantelpieces of Colin Firth, Natalie Portman and David Fincher but this modernist sculptor’s favourite commission was created not for the RADA or Hollywood elite but the hungry shoppers grabbing a bite
