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Newcomen Terrace

Sinterlation

Ian Randall
2013

Description

Sculpture showing boat designs, four large steel chains and silhouettes of faces to represent the town's fishing fleet and blast furnace. It is the first of two of Randall's sculptures celebrating the history of fishing and steelmaking in Redcar, the first is Lifelines, standing 1 km to the east. The name Sinterlation, comes from sinter, a granulated material applied to the top of a blast furnace

Sculptor

Ian Randall (c. 1966), British sculptor from Leeds.

Sources & Information

BBC News, 1 December 2013, Redcar second artwork Lifelines celebrates fishing.
Hidden Teesside, Sinterlation by Ian Randall, Redcar.

Locatie (N 54°37'14" - W 1°4'24") (Satellite view: Google Maps)

Item Code: gbyh198; Photograph: 31 July 2019
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