During my recent visit to Bradford, there was no shortage of
public art on display. Although I didn’t
have time to follow the official sculpture trail, I did manage to see several
of the installations close to my hotel. First up was Timothy Shutter’s “Grandad’s
clock and chair” depicting a mill owner’s office, the clock pendulum representing
past and future. Then I discovered Fibres, an installation created by Tim
Randall of two pillars constructed from old railway lines close to Forster
Square station. Lastly, buried in the retail park sits Andy Hazell’s impressive
lightbulb, shedding light on a safer city.
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