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Eduardo Paolozzi's Faraday
Discover a giant of science at the University of Birmingham, a monumental bronze sculpture over five metres tall and one of Paolozzi's last public artworks. Gregory Salter, author of 'Art and Masculinity in Post-War Britain', unpacks the ways in which masculinity, science, and education all contribute to this mighty yet fractured figure.
Time Period:
20th century
Gregory Salter is Associate Professor in History of Art at the University of Birmingham. He researches and teaches on art from Britain after 1945, focusing particularly on sexuality, gender, and migration in this period. He published a book Art And Masculinity In Post-War Britain: Reconstructing Home in 2019, and is currently researching a transnational history of art from Britain between 1957 and 1988.
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Harlow's Hidden Hepworth Sculpture
Tucked away in the unassuming residential neighbourhood of Harlow, UK, stands a monumental sculpture by an enormous name in British art.
10:13
Henry Moore's Vision
Godfrey Worsdale explores the bucolic epicentre of Moore's creative production: Perry Green.
14:25
A Casket of Jewels: The Art and Architecture of Coventry Cathedral
One of the most important masterpieces of modern British architecture itself, Coventry Cathedral is also a repository for major works of modern British art.
06:19
Tucked away in the unassuming residential neighbourhood of Harlow, UK, stands a monumental sculpture by an enormous name in British art.
10:13
Godfrey Worsdale explores the bucolic epicentre of Moore's creative production: Perry Green.
14:25
One of the most important masterpieces of modern British architecture itself, Coventry Cathedral is also a repository for major works of modern British art.