Barbara Hepworth, Argos, 1969

Barbara Hepworth, Argos, 1969In 1968 under the guidance of lithographer Stanley Jones, Barbara Hepworth produced a suite of works known as Twelve Lithographs. This series was a huge commercial success. Hepworth described how this was an opportunity to work on ideas that would eventually translate into sculpture. In some cases the prints include a grid formation in the manner of works such as Argos, here we can see Hepworth working through ideas about the construction of form

Füsun Onur

EclipsisEdition of 100Materials:  Jesmonite tile in a box frameDimensions:  frame 45

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stoneware fired

Using clear vinyl is an attempt to rupture existing systems of communication

Dimensions: each varies due to the nature of the process but approx

This is an active drawing- an exercise in reaching from one side of the paper to the next in as many watery bursts as possible to free up my mark making and decide on the forms that are later refined and cut from steel for fabrication

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and was a great cricket enthusiast throughout his life

sculptural form

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