Another in the series on new artworks on local Industrial Estates.
These are by Andrew McKeown
A few sculptures seem to be appearing in the industrial estates with no fanfare or information, presumably via this scheme. Heres a hammer on Sotherby Road.
These are by Andrew McKeown
Seven Red Plaice by David Kemp was unveiled on Wednesday October 16th 2002 when the Regents Walk development was completed.
This sculpture of the hospital with a nurse and miner was unveiled in June 2010
It was made by blacksmiths James Godbold of Egton for the Eston Residents Association, it is located on the site of hospital which closed in 1980 and has since been demolished.
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Update 17/8/2010 – Hardly two months gone and the sculpture has been already been vandalisedÂ
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The Tees Link footpath starts/ends here and connects the Cleveland Way with the Teesdale Way
The Anish Kapoor sculpture Temenos is nearing completion
A few facts a figures on the scupture.
Middlesbroughs old football ground Ayresome Park was demolished in 1997 and a housing estate built on the site. A penalty spot is marked by a bronze football on a road called “The Midfield”
Its parts of a number of pieces called “Trophy Room” by Neville Gabie
A series of chainsaw carvings by Steve Iredale are being errected at various points in Errington Woods. Here are the first batch that I found on a recent visit, I shall return to find the rest later
Hedgehogs in the Car Park
Owl on the lower path
Heron at Peters Pond
Squirrel on the higher path