Friday, 15 August 2008
Clitheroe Castle and Museum Art Commission
The writer David Lewis and myself have been commissioned to produce an art work as part of Clitheroe Castle and Museum refurbishment. The piece will recall the castle's well. We are both excited about the project and looking forward to working together.
Sunday, 3 August 2008
Royal British Society of Sculptors
I'm delighted to say that I've just been accepted into the Royal British Society of Sculptors as an Associate member.
Saturday, 26 July 2008
RHS Tatton Flower Show 2008
The project can be seen on http://cookandramchurn.blogspot.com
Thursday, 6 March 2008
spikes, aloes and pods
Now the Little Moreton Hall commission is finished, I thought I'd put some of my 'back catalogue' on. For 'the unsafe garden' installation, I created three other works alongside the 'fans'.

'pod' was based on the banana flowers, which had produced bananas for the first time since the Palm House had reopened.

'aloe' was inspired by the aloe leaf and the way it unfolds with hooked edges interlocking. I created the sculpture to look as if it was balancing on a fine point hovering above the soil.
The 'spikes' were inspired by the palm 'dasylirion acrotrichum' with it's vicious sword-like leaves. They ran in a deep undulating line through the border around the Palm House. The 'spikes' gave the installation it's title.

'pod' was based on the banana flowers, which had produced bananas for the first time since the Palm House had reopened.

'aloe' was inspired by the aloe leaf and the way it unfolds with hooked edges interlocking. I created the sculpture to look as if it was balancing on a fine point hovering above the soil.
The 'spikes' were inspired by the palm 'dasylirion acrotrichum' with it's vicious sword-like leaves. They ran in a deep undulating line through the border around the Palm House. The 'spikes' gave the installation it's title.
Saturday, 16 February 2008
'Something Beautiful'
It's finally finished!
We spent a clear cold yesterday painting, cleaning and securing.
All four pieces are now installed and ready for press day and then for the hall opening on 1st March for the 2008 season.

the 'cobble skirt'

'PYRUS' stones

sunlight through 'PYRUS' stone

backlit 'moat seat'

'moat seat'
We spent a clear cold yesterday painting, cleaning and securing.
All four pieces are now installed and ready for press day and then for the hall opening on 1st March for the 2008 season.
the 'cobble skirt'
'PYRUS' stones
sunlight through 'PYRUS' stone
backlit 'moat seat'
'moat seat'
Tuesday, 12 February 2008
the beech balls arrive at Little Moreton Hall
I spent yesterday installing the beech balls at Little Moreton Hall.
It was a beautiful crisp, clear, sunny day.
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Justine Cook,
Little Moreton Hall
Thursday, 7 February 2008
beech balls
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