Antony Gormley

MATERIAL CULTURE: THE OBJECT IN BRITISH ART OF THE 1980S AND 90S, THE HAYWARD GALLERY, LONDON, ENGLAND, 1997

03 April - 18 May 1997

MATERIAL CULTURE aimed to continue the Hayward's commitment to working with living artist and provided a context for the work of the young British artists who had been making headlines in shows from Minneapolis to Paris. It was designed to bring into conjunction works not normally seen together, to break down prevailing stylistic and generational categories and to encourage new interpretations of the works.

Among the works on display were Gormley's FRUITS OF THE EARTH (1978-79) and STILL FALLING I (1990/91). 

STILL FALLING  I, 1990/91

STILL FALLING I, 1990/91
Cast iron and air
317 x 276 x 148 cm
Installation view, Hayward Gallery, London, 1997

FRUITS OF THE EARTH, 1978-79

FRUITS OF THE EARTH, 1978-79
Lead, revolver, bottle of wine and machete
Largest element approx. 60cm
Installation view, Hayward Gallery, London, 1997
Photograph by Donald Smith