Garry Shead and the erotic muse In fresh air where he turned to making

where he turned to making sculptures that he assembled out of discarded bits of scrap metal and wood that he found in the bush

22 x 90 x 7 cm (h x w x d)

printed in colour from multiple plates

Geoffrey Edwards describes Clutterbuck's unique forms as possessing '

painted and patinated brass and marble

Garry Shead and the erotic muse In fresh air where he turned to makingAG115533 Published by Craftsman House 2001 203 pages, hardcover ISBN: 978187704018 Sasha Grishin argues that despite the stylistic diversity encountered in Shead's art, there exists a single unifying thread which runs throughout his work an erotic impulse which allegorically may be associated with the erotic Muse. This is the common strand which runs through his experimental films, it is both the catalyst and central theme of each of his major series