William Black 'Juggling Act' Sculpture

William Black 'Juggling Act' SculptureAbstract sculpture (1969) titled Juggling Act by British artist William Black. Crafted from cut copper alloy pieces, depicting abstract figures embellished with kinetic elements full of idiosyncratic charm. The metal pieces have taken on varying patinas over the years, along with some spots of rust that add to its character. Black formerly worked as an architect and moved to St Ives in the 50s to pursue a career as a self taught artist; during this

with each touch of the maker’s tool visible

1980) by French ceramicist Marlyse Pelletier-Le Mignot

1970) by Danish artist Christian Lymann Hansen

allowing some dance to enter into the pot

Crafted from cut copper alloy pieces

blue and subtle green tones

bringing out the soft wispy tones around the rims

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born from 1960s counterculture — rejecting mass production

The concrete is coloured with softly pigmented hues — pastel yellow

In excellent condition

made in Switzerland