Public Art Research Archive, Sheffield Hallam University
Mandy
Burton: 'Living Willow Dome', Heeley Millennium Park
[ needs considerable pruning and training
of new growth]
Ian Cooper: 'Vulcan', Graves Park [ nearing
end of natural life ]
Onslow Ford: 'Science
and Art', Firth College, Leopold Street/West Street [
buildings under redevelopment plans]
Ron Haselden: 'Red
River', Meadowhall [ removed - not replaced
]
Paula Haughney: 'The Gift', Crucible Theatre [
removed - not yet replaced ]
Amanda King: bollards,
Howard Street Entrance, Sheffield Hallam University [
removed - not replaced ]
The following works are also at risk.
Martin
Donlin: sandblasted glass panels, The Ruskin Gallery
[ removed - one only reinstalled ]
Jennie Gill: Screen,
Fargate (Made in Metal Heaven Project) [ removed
- not yet replaced ]
Amber
Hiscott: Sandblasted glass, Town Hall Extension [
removed - not yet replaced ]
Amanda King:
'Made In Sheffield', The Wicker Arches [
removed - not yet replaced ]
Giusseppe Lund:
window grilles; balustrade and stair railings, The Ruskin Gallery
[ removed - grilles reinstalled in the Winter
Gardens ]
Alfred Stevens (?):
'Vulcan' and 'Art', Green Lane Works [ buildings
under redevelopment plans ]
Adele Taylor: Planters,
Fargate (Made in Metal Heaven Project) [ removed
- not yet replaced ]
Neil Woodall: 'Eyechart',
Waingate [ needs re-painting ]
Neil Woodall: 'Grinders
Hill', off Paternoster Row [ one panel removed
during redevelopment - not replaced
]
The following works have now disappeared from the streets of Sheffield. Many have either been stolen or destroyed. Other works were made in wood and have reached the end of their natural life span. For details see the individual pages.
Vega
Bermejo: Wooden benches, Graves Park [
end of natural life ]
Vega Bermejo: 'Pigeons',
Cornish Street [ STOLEN
]
Jirí Beránek:
'Útocisté'(Shelter), Graves Park [
end of natural life ]
Vic Brailsford:
Fence, Glen Howe Park [ end of natural life
]
Vic Brailsford: 'Tree', Roe Wood [ end of natural life
]
Vic Brailsford: Picnic tables & stools, Roe Woods [
end of natural life ]
Vic Brailsford: 'Citadels & Coronets', Glen Howe Park [
end of natural life ]
Steve Field: 'Pegasus'
mural, Brotherton Street [ destroyed ]
E.M.Gibbs:
Gates, Weston Park [
STOLEN ]
David Haygarth:
'Timber Lens', Graves Park [ end of natural
life ]
Tracey Heyes:
'Sun and Moon' & 'Snake in the Grass', The Moor [
destroyed during redevelopment ]
Tracey Heyes:
Blast Lane Subway [
destroyed during redevelopment ]
Jane Kelly
& David Patten: 'Hallam Square', Sheffield Hallam University [
destroyed during redevelopment ]
Craig Longmuir:
pedestrian bridge design, Eyre Street [ destroyed
during redevelopment ]
Paul & Sue Mason: Tudor Square artworks [ destroyed ]
David Mayne:
Animals, Heeley City Farm [
destroyed ]
Wendy Marshall: 'Poggy Bench', Graves Park [
end of natural life ]
Peter Mountain:
Welcome sign, Graves Park [ end of natural
life ]
David Nash:
'Sweeping Birches', Five Weirs Walk [ destroyed
- not maintained adequately ]
Percy Peacock:
'Tables and Chairs', General Cemetery [
now completely hidden by foliage! ]
Rod Powell:
'The Green Man', Graves Park [
end of natural life ]
Walter Ritchie:
The Jolly Buffer, Ecclesall Road [ disappeared
during redevelopment ]
Jason Thomson: Bench, Norfolk Park [
STOLEN ]
unknown
artist: Waterfall Mural, Asline Road [ destroyed
]
Julie Westerman:
'Birds Observed', British Rail Midland Station
[ destroyed during redevelopment ]
Johnny White and
Amanda Wray: 'Fishboy on a Skateboard', Granville Square
[ STOLEN ]
Also
included are a number of works that were designed to have a temporary
existance:
Tamasin Cave: Hoardings,
The Showroom [ temporary work ]
Michelle Dickens:
'White Handkerchiefs', Morrison's Supermarket
[ temporary work ]
Tony Donnelly:
'Leaping into View' [ temporary work ]
Brian Jackson:
'Shopmobility Mural', Fargate [ temporary
work ]
utk: 'Route
31'. Bus route: city centre - Hillsborough [ temporary
work ]
A small number of
pieces have been restored and it would be churlish not to include them
on this page.
The restoration of the Cholera Monument, in particular, has been expensive
but spectacular
Matthew Hadfield :
'Cholera Monument', Monument Gardens
unknown artist:
'Peter Pan', Botanical Gardens
If you become aware
of a piece of work that has fallen under threat or that has suddenly gone
missing please contact us immediately,
either by telephone at 0114 225 2606 or by e-mail: d.c.ball@shu.ac.uk
This page maintained by Simon
Quinn
Slide Collection, Learning and IT Services
Last updated
August 3, 2009