Tony Cragg brings a thrilling disorder to the Palladian symmetry of Houghton Hall
Tony Cragg brings a thrilling disorder to the Palladian symmetry of Houghton Hall 4/5 The Turner Prize-winning artist's quasi-abstract sculptures surround Lord Cholmondeley’s family seat, subverting its grandeur cleverly Tony Cragg's Untitled 2020 at Houghton Hall Credit: PA In recent years, Lord Cholmondeley has attempted to turn his family seat – Houghton Hall in Norfolk – into a destination for lovers of modern and contemporary art. He has held solo shows by the likes of Damien Hirst (in 2018), Henry Moore (in 2019) and Anish Kapoor (in a Covid-curtailed 2020). This year, it’s the ...
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