PUBLIC ART IN SHEFFIELD
Dan
Jones and Lewis Morgan
'Timeworks II', 2004
Woodhouse Lane and Robin Lane, Beighton
Grey Galloway granite block with stainless steel and bronze. Gritstone flags.
On stainless front of block: BEIGHTON / BECTUM
On bronze plaque on rear of stone: This sculpture / shows Beighton, both past / and present. Contemporary / Beighton is shown in the top half / of the sculpture, historic Beighton / is depicted underneath. The past is shown / as a reflection of the present. Older / buildings are visible in both images / as some are still standing, whereas / others have been lost and / replaced with new / structures
On brass plates on flagstones: This work celebrates the past and present of Beighton and was made with help from: / Beighton Community Cyber Cafe / Beighton Historic Society / Beighton Sports & Leisure Club / Beighton Youth Club / Brook House Junior School / Crafty Kids / Dyslexic Ribers / The Limes Luncheon Club / and all the people who made their mark // Part funded by the European Union
Commission:
Funding from Objective 1 (Priority 4b former coal and steel communities)
Launch date: 15th July, 2004. Formally opened by the Lord Mayor of Sheffield, Councillor Mike Pye and Paige Cooper, Beighton Princess. Blessing by Reverend Jennifer Mullis, Beighton Methodist Church.
