Nick Hornby, born in 1980, is a rising, young sculptor living and working in London. He has received degrees from the Slade School of Art at University College London and Chelsea School of Art. He has exhibited in the UK, the US, Switzerland, Greece and India, including Tate Britain, Southbank Centre, The Fitzwilliam Museum in the UK; and Eyebeam and The Museum of Arts and Design in New York. His work has been reviewed in the New York Times, Frieze, Artforum, and featured in Dazed, Wired, and Time Out, among others. Hornby’s sculptures emerge from the convergence of a postmodern historical perspective and cutting-edge digital technology. Works Twofold Cor-ten Steel Harlow Science Park, working with the Harlow Art Trust, has commissioned a new sculpture to be created as part of the first phase of landscaping work on the new development. This is to be sited between the first two buildings on the Park which will commence construction in May 2018 – a 30,000 square foot multi-tenanted office building for science and tech companies and a 15,000 square foot Medical Technology Innovation Centre for Anglia Ruskin University. Harlow Art Trust has appointed British sculptor Nick Hornby to design a new work […]