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Helen Biggar, 'Mother and Child', appendix: the sculpture of Portmeirion

Cicely Farrer

Research output: Other contribution

Abstract

Helen Biggar's 'Mother and Child' sculpture was located at Clough Williams-Ellis' Portmeirion Village from the early 1950s until at least 1983 when it featured in Birmingham Film and Video Workshop's biopic film Traces Left (1983). The sculpture poses a mystery for the curatorial team at Portmeirion and its whereabouts are now unknown. Working with curator Rachel Hunt and editor Diane Bilbey, Cecily Farrer co-authored a text on the history of Biggar's sculpture for their printed centenary brochure on sculpture which will be distributed at Portmeirion from Spring 2026.
Original languageEnglish
TypeHelen Biggar's 'Mother and Child' at Portmeirion Village
Media of outputPrinted brochure
PublisherClough Williams-Ellis Foundation
Number of pages4
Place of PublicationGwynedd
Publication statusPublished - 20 Mar 2026

Keywords

  • Sculpture
  • Concrete
  • Activism
  • Art
  • Scotland
  • Glasgow School of Art

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