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Richard Nonas Post-Minimalist sculptor Dies Age 85
Richard Nonas (January 3, 1936 – May 11, 2021), one of the most influential Post-Minimalist sculptors of his generation, has died, age 85. The news was confirmed by the artist’s gallery Fergus McCaffrey.
Nonas was an American anthropologist and sculptor. He lived and worked in New York City. Nonas’ sculpture practice addressed notions of space, place and deep time. His work from the 1970s involves experimentation with modes of presentation and material experimentation in which he used granite curbstones, linear wooden beams, and other raw materials. This work has been described as “talismanic objects” that create impressions of spiritual, emotional, and philosophical notions and meanings.
Woodbridge Tide Mill celebrates 850 years on the quayside site in 2021.
- Credit: Simon Ballard
As lockdown restrictions ease Suffolk s museums are opening their doors to visitors so why not put them on your list of things to do this summer?
They re a great way to get to know more about the county and what makes it tick. Many are staffed by knowledgeable volunteers who will tell you about the collections in their care, bringing your visit alive.
Many Suffolk towns and villages have museums dedicated to their heritage but there are also specialist collections such as the Museum of East Anglian Life, East Anglia Transport Museum and Ipswich Transport Museum. Here are some to whet your appetite.
Kentwell s History Festival is taking place this weekend
- Credit: Courtesy of Kentwell Hall
This half term families can finally get out and about in Suffolk, meeting up outside in larger groups or trying some of the county s favourite attractions including Framlingham Castle and Kentwell Hall.
Youngsters can step back in time at Kentwell Hall
- Credit: Courtesy of Kentwell Hall
1) Kentwell s History Festival - May 29 to May 31
Living historians will be bringing the past back to life across Kentwell Hall s buildings, gardens, farm and woodland.
There s over 2000 years of history for families and their budding historians to learn about.
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