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The Shared
Totem sculpture by Austin Emery, made in conjunction with the local community. Carmarthen Place, Bermondsey.
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If you haven't come across it, there is a detailed survey, made in the early 2000s of 'Public Sculpture in South London' by Terry Cavanagh.
There is shortly (Feb I think) an exhibition on public art at Somerset House.
Best wishes
Phil
I agree that there should be a concerted effort to document local pieces of public art. I never saw the Hepworth before it was nicked, but I the bronze of Dr. Salter, his daughter and her cat before the thieves made off with it. Thankfully, it was such a well-loved grouping that the community raised the funds to have the three pieces recast. And I think there's now a sculpture of Mrs. Salter somewhere in Bermondsey.
The Shared is dated 2014. If you scroll to the next photo in my photostream, you can see the plaque that's beneath the sculpture.
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