PRINTS from original paintings by JOHN FOX & MARTIN BROCKMAN.
WILDERNEST project - WOOD, STONE, WATER and WIND
Installed on 20th August along the path down to the shoreline below the Beach House.
Monday 25 August 2014
Monday 11 August 2014
DEAD GOOD WORDS: STANDING HIS GROUND
DEAD GOOD WORDS: STANDING HIS GROUND: The Ghost Elk has survived ex-hurricane Bertha. Installed by artist Martin Brockman as the first part of the Wildernest Project - a growin...
STANDING HIS GROUND
The Ghost Elk has survived ex-hurricane Bertha. Installed by artist Martin Brockman as the first part of the Wildernest Project - a growing sculpture garden in this elemental landscape located here below the Beach House. Four artists' commissions using wood, stone, water and wind to create four temporary installations, made possible by funding from the Arts Council.
We are averaging 500 visitors a month. Some stumble across the work accidentally, others are driven by curiosity and fascination to search for almost a mile heading south along the cobbled shoreline from Sea Wood car park [where they spot the sign announcing the hazel herd on the beach]. The rumour is out. Once discovered, they linger, take photos, read the panel about the mythology then turn and walk back to their cars.
Responses range from " As I saw it I immediately thought WARHORSE!"
to " I like the baby one best".
We are averaging 500 visitors a month. Some stumble across the work accidentally, others are driven by curiosity and fascination to search for almost a mile heading south along the cobbled shoreline from Sea Wood car park [where they spot the sign announcing the hazel herd on the beach]. The rumour is out. Once discovered, they linger, take photos, read the panel about the mythology then turn and walk back to their cars.
Responses range from " As I saw it I immediately thought WARHORSE!"
to " I like the baby one best".
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