Making an Angel
Making an Angel by Anthony Gormley, published by Harry N. Abrams on March 1, 2000, is a first edition book comprising 143 pages in English. This work provides a comprehensive overview of the construction and erection of the Angel of the North, the largest public sculpture in Britain. The text features a blend of photographs, reviews, and designs that illustrate the collaborative efforts between Gormley’s creative vision and Arup’s engineering expertise in bringing this monumental piece to life.
Readers will find a detailed exploration of the artistic and technical processes involved in creating the Angel of the North. The book includes essays from notable contributors such as novelist Iain Sinclair, art historians Dr. Stephanie Brown and Gail-Nina Anderson, and sociologist Beatrix Campbell, alongside Gormley’s own insights and commentary from the Gateshead Arts Council. This edition serves as both a visual and intellectual resource for those interested in art and public sculpture, highlighting the intersection of creativity and engineering.
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A comprehensive overview of the construction and erection of the Angel of the North in Gateshead. Created by Antony Gormley, the angel is the biggest public sculture in Britain. This text includes photographs alongside reviews and designs that chart the making of the Angel. It explores the way in which Gormley’s creative vision and Arup’s engineering skills and technical knowledge have combined to make a conclusive sculptural statement. Accompanying the images are essays by novelist and cultural critic Iain Sinclair, art historians Dr Stephanie Brown and Gail-Nina Anderson, and sociologist Beatrix Campbell, as well as text by Gormley himself and Gateshead Arts Council.
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