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This new work is now on long term loan to the cathedral and we are currently raising funds to enable the purchase of the painting so it can stay in the cathedral in perpetuity. For details of how to contribute to the fund please email here


A very generous donation from The Hazelhurst Trust covered the production costs of the work enabling it to be installed in the cathedral in May 2011. Guildford Arts has made a generous donation to the acquisition fund.

Cruciform Vision in situ above the entrance to the cathedral treasury

‘Parsons’ practice of making grid paintings, in a colourful departure from the lineage of 1960s conceptual artists, brings an interesting juxtaposition of the foundational Christian Symbol and post-modernity’

Cruciform Vision: A new grid painting for Guildford Cathedral

 

Laura Moffatt

Art and Christianity

Issue 66, Summer 2011

For John Constable

June - September 2011

This temporary installation was located in the Harnham water meadows, Salisbury, Wiltshire and was a Salisbury Arts Centre commission as part of the exhibition ‘Abigail Reynolds and Jonathan Parsons: A Dialogue on Landscape and Constable’.


Click here for a location map


Click here to read an article in the Salisbury Journal


Salisbury Arts Centre gratefully acknowledges the support of Harnham Water Meadows Trust, Arts Council England, Wiltshire Council and Salisbury City Council.


With many thanks to Judy Adam, Nick Lott, Janet Morton Roca, Louise Patey, Luke Perry and Magdalena Rajnohova, who assisted with the build and installation.