Ken Turnell – Bogle Crag – 1984
Material: Stone
Trail: Bogle Crag Trail
Theme: Humanity
Form: Abstract
Size: Aprox 10 foot high
Maps Featured on: ?, 1987 – 1993
Status: Removed, no remains
Unlike his other work which was primarily wooden and figurative this was a large eye made out of dry stone wall. It was positioned above Bogle Crag car park. The position was very close to Turnell’s other work Beech Watch, which apparently went the same year this was created. It was last listed on 1993 sculpture map.
Sculpture in other Artworks
Grizedale 2 – 1989 – Panayiotis Kalorkoti
The Eye is featured rather minimalist in form, in the middle right of this picture. Further examples of other sculptures used in Kalorkoti’s work can be seen in the Gallery in the Forest Page.
Artist’s other work in Grizedale –
Forest Flight– 1978
Beech Watch – 1978
Sawrey Bank Watch – 1978
The Rider (Forest Traveller) – 1978
Wall Relief – 1984
Page updated Jan 2021
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