The Antony Gormley sculpture will stay on the chalk bed in front of Turner Contemporary until the end of this month after gallery bosses decided to extend its stay.
The exhibition of the ‘man’ model at Fulsam Rock was due to end this Sunday (November 5) but has proved so popular that it will now stay in place for an extra three weeks.
ANOTHER TIME is a series of one hundred sculptures and is identical to the 100 sculptures of ANOTHER PLACE (2007) which is permanently installed on Crosby Beach, Merseyside. The body forms are taken from 17 distinct body casting sessions that were carried out in 1995.
Each of the individual pieces has been cast five or six times and shows the manner of its making – traces of cling film, mould joint lines, the sections of the plaster positive and the ingates for the molten metal are all clearly visible on the rusting surface.
We're thrilled to announce that our Antony Gormley sculpture is staying until the end of November! Find out more: https://t.co/zesr8nqLP0 🌊 pic.twitter.com/fmGqHGuv7k
— Turner Contemporary (@TCMargate) November 3, 2017
The Margate sculpture is the first time these particular casts have been exhibited.
The sculpture, made of cast iron and weighing 650kgs, and the rocks, becomes visible about 3 hours before low tide, so to be sure of seeing it, check the daily tide times here.
Last month it had a near miss when a 75-metre cargo ship full of broken glass ran aground by Turner Contemporary – just metres away from the sculpture.
