Captivating Stage Design: Bridgerton and Brideshead vs Tony Cragg’s Full-Dress Show
Tony Cragg’s exhibition at Castle Howard is a remarkable showcase of contemporary art set against the backdrop of Britain’s most iconic country house. The show features a stunning collection of outdoor sculptures by the celebrated sculptor, with works strategically placed across the estate’s stunning gardens and grounds.
Curated by Nicholas Howard and his wife Victoria Barnsley, the exhibition seamlessly integrates Cragg’s sculptures with the historic architecture of Castle Howard. The outdoor pieces harmoniously blend with the landscape, creating a unique visual experience for visitors. The indoor exhibition, spread across four distinct spaces within the Baroque interiors of the house, showcases a variety of Cragg’s works, including pieces from his Early Forms series.
The exhibition highlights the delicate balance between art and environment, with each piece thoughtfully placed to enhance the visual experience for visitors. From the monumental bronze sculpture “Masks” in the entrance courtyard to the fibreglass design “Over the Earth” in the circular reservoir, each piece reflects the rich history and grandeur of Castle Howard.
Overall, the exhibition at Castle Howard offers a captivating exploration of Tony Cragg’s work, seamlessly blending contemporary art with the timeless beauty of one of Britain’s most iconic landmarks.
For more information about the exhibition “Tony Cragg at Castle Howard,” visit their official website.
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Elara Voss, graduated from the Royal College of Art in London with a Master’s in Fine Art. She specializes in contemporary sculpture and installation art, exploring themes of nature and human interaction. Elara’s works have been featured in several group exhibitions across Europe, and she is currently working on her first solo show.