Documented artwork / three-part bronze sculpture

Points of View

Credit as documented: Tony Cragg

Points of View occupied Madison Square Park's Oval Lawn as three separate, twisting bronze columns. Human profiles emerge along their surfaces, changing as a viewer moves between and around the forms. The columns interact as a group while retaining individual outlines. Presented in Tony Cragg: Walks of Life from September 18, 2014 through February 8, 2015, these particular bronzes were made for the park exhibition. They are therefore documented as that physical ensemble, rather than identified with similarly titled sculptures elsewhere.

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Verified artwork imageImage: sculpturenature.com ↗© ADAGP, Paris 2015 photo : dominique haim (as credited at source)Photograph: Dominique Haim. Artwork: Tony Cragg; © ADAGP, Paris 2015, as credited by the source. (as credited at source)

At a glance

Year / version: 2013/2014, as catalogued for Madison Square Park
Materials: bronze
Documented setting: outdoor
Dimensions: Three parts: 700 × 165 × 186 cm; 690 × 200 × 250 cm; 695 × 230 × 270 cm
Dimensions apply to: Catalogue measurements of each Madison Square Park component, not a combined footprint; axes are unlabeled.
Availability: Unconfirmed

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September 18, 2014 – February 8, 2015; ended exhibition
Madison Square Park Oval Lawn, New York, New York
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Materials and construction

The catalogue dates the ensemble 2013/2014 and measures its three components separately, each with a recorded dimension close to seven meters. It credits the artist's collection and Marian Goodman Gallery. The measurements describe individual columns and cannot establish their spacing on the lawn.

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