Making the Connection is a communal sculpture project. It gives people the opportunity to participate in the construction of a large-scale sculpture using low tech, everyday materials.
Using plastic plumber’s tubing and elbow joints, participants are encouraged to add to a free flowing drawing that explores the space that it exists in. Making the Connection is made from one continuous line of over 300 metres of tubing.
The final artwork is as much about the activity of making as the outcome. Its form is completely dependent on people’s engagement with it. Thank-you to all those who have participated in its journey. Here is the story so far:
Irish Museum of Modern Art
Dublin 2014
Making the Connection at Night. Commissioned by Culture 24 for Museums at Night. Ingenuity: Ironbridge 2013.
In the market in Ludlow. A pre-cursor to the Ludlow Open 2013
Cass Sculpture Foundation 2013. Photos: Barney Hindle
Bold Tendencies 2012
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During Incomplete Systems at Burghley House, Lincolnshire. 2011
Village Green, Stanton St.John, Oxfordshire. 2010.
Morley College, Waterloo, London. 2010
The Tabernacle Art Center in Notting Hill, London. 2010
Jerwood Sculpture Park, Ragley Hall, Warwickshire. 2010
The Big Draw, Bankside, London. 2009
The Victoria & Albert Museum. In response to the Baroque exhibition. 2009