THE demolition of an old school building in Bridgwater started last week. Home to Haygrove School since 1973 and Dr Morgan s Grammar School from the 1930s, the building is is being torn down. This is to make way for a landscaped area that will become the main walkway to the new Haygrove School building, the staff car park and home to new tennis and netball courts. Headteacher of the school, Mr Reid, said they are very sad to see the old building disappear. It has been a part of the fabric and history of Bridgwater since 1937 when Dr Morgan’s Grammar School for Boys moved to Durleigh Road from premises on Mount Street, he said.
THE demolition of an old school building in Bridgwater started last week. Home to Haygrove School since 1973 and Dr Morgan s Grammar School from the 1930s, the building is is being torn down. This is to make way for a landscaped area that will become the main walkway to the new Haygrove School building, the staff car park and home to new tennis and netball courts. Headteacher of the school, Mr Reid, said they are very sad to see the old building disappear. It has been a part of the fabric and history of Bridgwater since 1937 when Dr Morgan’s Grammar School for Boys moved to Durleigh Road from premises on Mount Street, he said.
Dezeen promotion: 12 artworks by Yinka Ilori, Morag Myerscough, Richard Woods and more form an outdoor gallery along a trail through London neighbourhoods Mayfair and Belgravia.
As pandemic-related government restrictions ease across the UK, Londoners are invited to explore a string of installations positioned along a walkable route, forming the Wander Art Trail.
Artworks along the Wander Art Trail include an installation titled In Plants We Trust by Yinka Ilori in Mayfair
Curated by Alter-Projects, the series of artworks was created by local, national and international artists and designers.
The public art projects range from murals and street furniture to large-scale urban interventions, spread out across the central London neighbourhoods.
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Skarstedt’s fascinating new exhibition Painter / Sculptor brings together a sculpture and a painting by nine artists who says the gallery, ‘have mastered both painting and sculpture to formulate a unique artistic language’: Alberto Giacometti, Willem de Kooning, Martin Kippenberger (see his startling ambiguously-toned vision of himself as a persecuted heavy-drinking artist), Georg Baselitz, Eric Fischl, George Condo, Jeff Koons, Dana Schutz and KAWS. The highlight is a room in which Giacometti’s plaster of his brother, Diego, looks across to a painting of his mother; and de Kooning’s ‘Large Torso’ (one of only 22 bronzes he made) faces a late painting. Both were masters of both media, but there’s no doubt that the former was first and foremost a sculptor, the latter primarily a painter.