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A metal sculptures consisting of two cube-like shapes. The one on the left is larger in size. A metal sculptures consisting of two cube-like shapes. The one on the left is larger in size.

Mark Firth, Through the Wall, 2003 © the artist

Mark Firth, Through the Wall, 2003 © the artist

Precision as a State of Mind: Sculptures by Mark Firth

Fri 3 September 2021 - Sat 15 January 2022

Graves Gallery

Celebrating the work of the acclaimed sculptor Mark Firth, Precision as a State of Mind brought together 83 new and recent works, including Ten Cubes for Sheffield, a new series made exclusively for this exhibition.

 

The works on display, meticulously crafted in aluminium, each showcased Firth's continuing preoccupation with geometry and his exploration of the meeting point between art and engineering.

Firth's sculpture Key (1993) was also displayed at Kelham Island Museum during the run of the exhibition.

This exhibition has now closed

Graves Gallery

(Above the Central Library)

Surrey Street

Sheffield

S1 1XZ

A aluminium metal sculpture of four cubes, arranging in a square shape, with several cylindrical shapes extending from them.

Mark Firth, Cube Roots, 2003

© the artist

Exhibition highlights

  • A metal sculpture consisting of 3 vertical cuboid shapes in a row. They are black with white technical style lines and markings on them.

    Mark Firth, August Triptych, 2014

    © the artist

  • A metal sculptures consisting of two cube-like shapes. The one on the left is larger in size.

    Mark Firth, Through the Wall, 2003

    © the artist

  • An aluminium metal sculpture of a cube with two cylindrical pieces embedded at different angles. Part of each cylinder protrudes out of the cube shape.

    Mark Firth, Fine Ground, 2019

    © the artist

  • An aluminium metal sculpture made up of three rectangular shaped pieces in a vertical line, each mounted over a corresponding rectangular shaped piece which is similar in size but fixed the opposite way so they interlink.

    Mark Firth, Rising Line, 2011

    © the artist

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