| 英文摘要 |
In the year of Phillip King CBE PPRA's 80th birthday, an outdoor exhibition of his sculpture was displayed at Masterpiece London in Ranelagh Gardens, Chelsea, June 2014. Among the nine works in the show, the latest ones were made in the Tung-Ho Steel Factory during King's artist residency in Miaoli, Taiwan. The sculptures were made using color and construction that freed the work from a sense of gravity. All elements reached balance with his works turning illusionism to physicality of materials. His sculptures are a statement on the problem of the relationship between the plinth, scale, context and light as they have reference the problem of ''Objecthood''. The study explores the background and importance of British New Sculpture, and examines the influence of Object and Objecthood on King's sculptures through the connection with American Art Criticism of the 1960s. This will enable an understanding of the creative context behind the work. |