Bill Scott

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This book presents a selection of work created between 1960 and 2011. It celebrates its vibrancy and his extraordinary use of colour through newly commissioned photography and a carefully considered essay by Andrew Patrizio, Professor of Scottish Visual Culture at the University of Edinburgh, heralding a new approach to Scott’s practice. This is complemented by the artist’s statements from the archives.

 

 

The book title is in Scott’s own lettering, drawn and modelled by the artist for the Jock Stein Memorial, 1986, commissioned by Dunfermline Athletic Football Club.

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Description

Bill Scott (1935-2012) was a much respected Scottish sculptor and Professor of Sculpture at the Edinburgh College of Art.

In the course of his long career Scott made a wide variety of works in bronze, wood and as mixed media constructions through which he considered our understanding of history and our aspirations for the future; the rituals and patterns of daily life; how we define, shape and animate public and private spaces; and our intellectual and physical endeavours in the modern world. In this book Scott’s work and his recurring themes are given the space to be explored afresh.

Scott’s other contributions to the Scottish art world include serving as the first sculptor to be elected President of the Royal Scottish Academy and as the long-standing Chairman of the Edinburgh Sculpture Workshop.

Additional information

Weight 0.5 kg
Dimensions 24.5 × 21.0 cm
Format

96 pages, full colour

ISBN

9781-5272-9649-7

Published by

The Bill Scott Estate