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‘Stagnight' is a play on words and references; while drawing, a huge stag watched the artist through the trees – the title also makes reference to the mayhem of a stag night! The upright forms are based on observation of carts and trailers for transporting tree trunks nearby in the forest.
This work has been shown in several settings – urban, rural, and architectural – and the different settings alter the nature of the work. This is not a big sculpture but has a presence beyond its size.
Title
Stagnight
Date
1985
Medium
rusted & varnished mild steel
Measurements
H 140 x W 140 x D 108 cm
Accession number
EC2M_SINC_STAG
Acquisition method
on loan to Sculpture in the City, 2019–2020
Work type
Sculpture
Custodian
Sculpture in the City
Access
at all times
