Wendy Ramshaw

Spinner

2001

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The main motif in Spinner is related to Goodwood Gates. This circular form is the central element fixed to an 'axel' an which it, and its other members could spin (in the imagination).

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Thinking Big - concepts for twenty-first century sculpture

Thinking Big - concepts for twenty-first century sculpture

Sculpture at Goodwood | British Contemporary Sculpture 02/03

Sculpture at Goodwood | British Contemporary Sculpture 02/03

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Encyclopedia of Sculpture Techniques

Encyclopedia of Sculpture Techniques

Encyclopedia of Sculpture Techniques
Art and Artifact: The Museum as Medium

Art and Artifact: The Museum as Medium

Art and Artifact: The Museum as Medium
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Installation Art

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