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Posted: August 26th, 2009 | Author: bridget | Filed under: Uncategorized | Tags: Mark Goldsworthy, public art, sculpture | No Comments »
Chalky White, a fisherman counting in the fish with the assistance of his cat, looks out upons the play area at the Lichfield Community Centre, Suffolk Road. The sculpture by Mark Goldsworthy commemorates 1,000 years of maritime history in Great Yarmouth and is carved from the trunk of an oak tree. The work was funded by SRB5.
Mark also created the St.George and the Dragon sculpture in St. George’s Park.
Mark attended foundation course at Great Yarmouth College of Art and Design in 1981-82 before going on to Manchester Polytechnic. For more information, click here to view his website.
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