First lottery draw winner

Congratulations to Ticky Tuppen the first winner of the Art at the Edge.Ticky has chosen the Paralympic Sprinting study by Charlotte Barker as her prize, she said of the sculpture; "In order for any of us to achieve our dreams we need the support of others and this sculpture for me displays the focus, energy and emotion that is involved and I find it inspirational."

Charlotte who has just graduated from Loughborough University with a first in Fine Art, and takes up a place on the MA course at the prestigious Goldsmiths College in the autumn said she was 'thrilled' that her sculpture was chosen by Ticky and it was 'a huge compliment'.

                                          Charlotte Barker ( left) worked in collaboration 

                                          with Libby Clegg, ( right) the visually impaired 

                                          sprinter who inspired the piece.

We will be running one more lottery to give the fantastic chance to win the bronze study of your choice from the commissioned collection. This will be launched very soon, keep checking the website for details.

Art at the Edge sculptures at Heathrow Terminal 5

A selection of our bronze commissioned collection have gone on display at Heathrow's Terminal 5 along with the wire mesh sculpture of guest artist Nikki Taylor.
The artworks will be on display until September to promote our project and encourage visitors to travel to Bath next year and enjoy our public art event 'Sculpture and Sport a celebration for 2012'.

Our collection of 30 Olympic and Paralympic themed bronze studies will be exhibited in the Victoria Art Gallery and Nikki's sculptures of Jason Gardener and Tom Daley will be amongst an exciting outdoor sculpture trail of large scale work displayed against the stunning architectural backdrop of our heritage city.