Matt Moser-Clark

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Video interview with Matt Moser-Clark, a sculptor who embraces the freedom of working intuitively. He describes how wood lends itself to this approach and the personality it brings to the resulting art work.

Interviewer Natalie Wills
Camera Evan Brindle
Editor Pablo de Laborde Lascaris
Producers Lucy Tomlins / Natalie Wills

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01/06/2021
- 01/06/2022

Material Explorations: Mycelium Sculpture

Mycelium is the vegetative root structure of fungus and it offers near limitless opportunities for the development of biobased materials for application in numerous industries including sculpture...

Consultancy

01/05/2012

Hauta

Matthew Day Jackson was invited to Sarvisalo to produce his first permanent outdoor commission His response Hauta is installed deep within the landscape of the Herman s estate...

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03/12/2015

Life Cycle, Continuous

Life Cycle Continuous considers the life cycle of both artwork and artist s legacy with a particular focus on how it transforms evolves and transitions across platforms people place and...

Talk

05/12/2013

Both Sides Now Open Lecture

Open Lecture explored the relationship between sculptural expressions architectural forms and engineering principles with reference to ancient Renaissance and modern vaulted and domed structures...

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05/03/2022

Made in Coventry: Sacred Space

The Hand Earth Gesture Return drummers were invited to close the Made in Coventry Sacred Space event at Warwick Art Centre...

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26/03/2022

Straw Crafts Demonstration

Art Historian Researcher and Straw Artist Sylvia Martin demonstrates craft POSSIBILITIES with straw including spiral work straw marquetry and split and spun straw...

Matt Moser-Clark

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Material Explorations: Mycelium Sculpture

Hauta

Life Cycle, Continuous

Both Sides Now Open Lecture

Made in Coventry: Sacred Space

Straw Crafts Demonstration

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