Date
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Time
Monday to Sunday, all day
Address
Royal Society of Sculptors, Dora House, 108 Old Brompton Road, South Kensington, London SW7 3RA
Tickets from
Free
Description
Clerestory is one of a number of sculptures that Nigel Hall made in the late 1980s and is named for the row of windows in a building above eye level to admit light or air. The juxtaposed ellipses and rectangles are a response to a visit he made to the Royal Palace in Seoul whilst working on a large sculpture for the 1988 Olympics. Views seen through combinations of the four sides of Clerestory create complex and varied interactions.
Clerestory by Nigel Hall RA (b. 1943), 1989, Bronze