The British sculptor recalls a lecture given by Claes Oldenburg at Chelsea School of Art.
David Nash (b. 1945) describes how the talk stimulated ideas relating to his own artistic practice, and discusses how working closer with the surrounding natural environment led to the creation of 'Ash Dome' (planted in 1977) and 'Wooden Boulder' (1978).
David Nash, interviewed by Denise Hooker David Nash from The Henry Moore Foundation on Vimeo.
Video credit: The British Library Board
A copy of the Claes Oldenburg exhibition catalogue (Tate, 1970) is held in the Research Library.