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Looking Back
bonded bronze
46.5 x 21 x 13.5 inches
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Andrew Trimingham Bermudian, born December 29, 1934
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I am on public record as disapproving of artist's statements. If the artist's work does not speak for itself, words will not help. My sculpture in this show is intended to represent a slave as he might have looked back over the ocean across which he had just been forcibly transported. |
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| 1941-46 |
Saltus Grammar School |
| 1947- |
Beachborough Preparatory School, Bracley, England |
| 1948-53 |
Stowe School, Buckingham, England |
| 1953-56 |
Brasenose College, Oxford, BA in jurisprudence |
| late 1950s |
Pupil of Bermudian sculptress Byllee Lang |
| 1998 to present |
National Academy School of Fine Art, New York |
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Bermuda Society of Arts shows |
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Design concept for the architectural setting of Byllee Lang's reredos in the Bermuda cathedral (in which he was the model for the sculpture of St. Andrew) |
| 1959- |
Bermuda's 350th Anniversary celebrations, costumle design for "The Island's Mine", based on Shakespeare's "The Tempest" |
| 1960- |
Bermuda festival, costume design for "The taming of the Shrew" |
| 1960-65 |
freelance costume design in professional theatre |
| 1965- |
New York Shakespeare Festival costum department, responsible for unusual sculptures requirements |
| from 1972 |
Bermuda Musical and Dramatic Society, Donel Productions, Ad Hoc Productions, set designer, costume designer, actor, director, including "Man for all Seasons", the profits from which provided the intercom system and seed money for the counter-weight system in the City Hall Theatre |
| 1984- |
Bermuda Festival, design and direction of "The Tempest" for Bermuda's 375th anniversary season |
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Thaught course in professional theatrical costum construction |
| 1980/90s - |
Mid Ocean News art critic |
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