Showing posts with label Bronze Workshop and sculptures: Richmond. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bronze Workshop and sculptures: Richmond. Show all posts

Monday, January 10, 2011

At last we got the blogging going. Let's put you in the picture.

The First Visit

Richmond research visit 20-23/10/10










123 panarama of Richmond
 





the building where my relationship with Richmond started





MAP side enterance on a rainy day





new libuary - potential sculpture site





town square -  out of bounds as it is site for X-mass lights





rainy day in the karoo





crossing the socker field





potential sight for sculptures -  bridge between town and township





schools out - will draw participants fron RHS





community shot





gang tag
 




some images of Richmond from research visit 20-23/10/10


Friday, October 29, 2010

Workshop and Bronze Sculptures - Richmond, Northern Cape



Guy du Toit


Du Toit’s project aims to connect Richmond to the outside world and inject an energy that would break the monotony of rural life whilst facilitating local skills development. It also seeks to build spatial and human connection across the town/township divide within Richmond. The project will consist of a series of events and workshops and will result in the casting and placement of two bronze sculptures by the town’s residents. The workshop will be hosted by MAP (Modern Art Projects) which has a residency space in Richmond, initiated by Harry Siertsema.


Guy du Toit is a bronze and ceramic sculptor who has BA (FA) from the University of Pretoria with distinction. He currently works, lives and lecturers on a part time bases in Pretoria.