Richard Deacon
Criticism and interpretationSculptors, biographyExhibitionsModern SculptureModern Art
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Throughout his practice, Richard Deacon has employed diverse materials including wood, aluminium, plastic, steel, ceramic, glass, rubber, resin, polycarbonate, leather and cloth: exploiting their potential to create complex and challenging forms. It is a radical vocabulary that encompasses the organic, amorphous, geometric, rectilinear, intimate and monumental. Along with his continued interest in material exploration, Association illustrates Deacon's fascination with the relationship of the individual component to the structural whole and new works in ceramic, aluminium and steel evidence this investigation.
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Criticism and interpretationSculptors, biographyExhibitionsModern SculptureModern ArtInstallations (Art)
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Deacon, Richard
1949
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