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PITT Studio & Project Space
at THE ART HOUSE, Worcester

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Permanence, Sculpture Show

Daniel Pryde Jarman, Chris Mitton, Jonathan Wright, Jean Baynham

5th November 2021 - extended into January 2022

supported by TAG Fine Arts

This exhibition of sculpture asks what does it mean to be in a state of permanence and if anything can truly ever last forever?

Open for viewings on Thursday, Friday, Saturday.

To book a viewing please email us at info@pittstudio.com

A view of the gallery with Chris Mitton's Marble sculptures on Plinths

A view of the gallery with Chris Mitton's Marble sculptures on Plinths

Paper Plane (number 3 in edition of 3) A carved Carera Marble sculpture
A sculptural celebration of form, the simple folding of a sheet of paper

Model, wood, plastic, a sculpture, a model inverted Ironbridge

A sculpture of Book of Hot Air (2021) by Jonathan Wright made from plaster, fibreglass, pencil

A sculpture of the hull of a boat

A drawing of a barrack Belfast Tower scratched into resin

Soft Fence (2017) by Jonathan Wright, a soft sculpture made from silicon

Plinth Store (2021) by Daniel Pryde-Jarman.

Daniel Is exhibiting 6 empty concrete plinths of this kind. Each plinth titled as a ‘pedestal’ differs in size and shape. ‘Plinth Store explores ideas relating to pedestals once ideological shifts have resulted in the removal of their adorning monuments. Now stored, these plinths await the possibility of monuments to come.’

Materials: Concrete, plywood, wood, modroc, PVA, graphite powder, wax, 3 pedestals, dimensions variable

a grey monochrome painting on a grey wall above a victorian fireplace

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