David Nash
Yorkshire Sculpture Park
All four galleries and open air
From May 29 2010
From 29 May 2010 Yorkshire Sculpture Park will
present a rich and extensive exhibition of work by David Nash, tracing
the evolution of the artist's forty year career and offering a vivid
statement of his life's work. Sculpture, installation and drawings will
range across the Park and include new monumental works for the Underground
Gallery, a retrospective survey in Longside Gallery and contextual displays
from the artist's archive alongside sculpture in the open air and a permanent
outdoor commission. This is envisaged to be the largest exhibition, present
or future, by an internationally acclaimed artist who has developed an
eloquent understanding of trees, working with their traits to create
sculpture, installation, projects and related drawings.
The Underground Gallery will feature imposing new
works, including huge redwood craggs and large black eucalyptus spheres,
which the artist is currently making in California. The expansive Longside
Gallery will present a survey of retrospective work from the artist's
and international collections. The Bothy Gallery will illustrate one
of the artist's most celebrated projects, Wooden Boulder, a large piece
of 200 year-old oak released into a stream in the Welsh mountains in
1978, whose journey is documented through drawing, film and photography.
The Garden Gallery will show works from the artist's archive, which
explore the development of his practice.
The exhibition will be documented through a specially commissioned artist film
by Pete Telfer, edited alongside archive footage, presenting a fascinating
insight into the artist and his practice. There will also be a box set of four
publications with texts by Ben Tufnell, Peter Murray, Dr Sabine Schlenker and
the artist. The artist will also present a limited edition print and a limited
edition twig sculpture.
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