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• About STONE project
  • Introduction
  • Methodology
    • 1  Introduction
    • 2   Context
    • 3  Why photos?
    • 4  Why film?
    • 5  Why a physical collection of tools and related objects?
    • 6  Why texts?
    • 7  Why quotes?
    • 8  Why interviews?
    • 9  Why a public carving event?
    • 10  Why links to other sites?
    • 11  Archive
    • 12  Why news items?
    • 13  Why a bibliography?
  • How the website works
  • Who are we?
  • Jess Harrison's Introduction to STONE
  • Image Gallery
• Artists
  • Sculptors
  • Image Gallery
• Philosophy
  • Introduction
  • Reductive | Subtractive thinking
    • 1   What is Reductive Thinking?
    • 2  Reductive Thinking Skills
    • 3  The Means and Meanings of Reduction
    • 4  A Mode of Thinking
    • 5  The Judgment of Margins
    • 6  Refinement and Tuning
    • 7  Material
    • 8  Exploration (Splitting / Projecting / Groping)
  • Touch (Haptics)
    • 1  The Unspoken
    • 2  Vision versus Touch
    • 3  Touch: a lost sense?
    • 4  Stone and Touch
    • 5  Tactile Perception
    • 6  The skill and the habit
    • 7  Teaching Tacit Skills
  • Quotations
  • Poetry
    • On a Raised Beach by Hugh MacDiarmid
    • Stones by George Quasha
    • Genesis of a Sculpture by Brian Clark
    • Stones by John Murray
    • Selection of Japanese Haiku
  • Bibliography
    • 1  Primary Sources
    • 2  Other Sources
    • 3  Gift Publications from Artists Visited
  • Image Gallery
• Techniques
  • Introduction
  • Quarrying
    • 1  Attraction to the material
    • 2  Extracting the stone
    • 3  Moving Stone
    • 4  Harvesting Stone
    • 5  The Quarryman
    • 6  Life of a Quarry
    • 7  The Quarry and the Sculptor
    • 8  Carving and Quarrying
  • Stone Workers
    • 1  Introduction | Stone Workers
    • 2  Cathedral Workshops & Masons'Training
    • 3  Quarry Workers
    • 4  Blacksmiths
    • 5  Amplifiers
    • 6  Sculptors
    • 7  Building Stone Walls
    • 8  Drawing Multiplicities
    • 9  Restoration Repositioning
    • 10  Moving As Observation
  • Tools & Techniques
    • 1  Introduction | Tools
    • 2  Shifting Balance and the Given Order
    • 3  The Hand
    • 4  Engagement
    • 5  Experience, Tools and Thoughts
    • 6  Technique
    • 7  Stone carving tools - introduction
    • 8  Impact tools
    • 9  Abrasive tools
    • 10  Measuring devices
    • 11  Actions and Procedures
  • Image Gallery
• Geology
  • Introduction
  • On Stone - Spectrums of Hardness
  • The Life Cycle of Stone
  • Stones
  • Image Gallery
• Milestone
  • Milestone | Introduction
  • Milestone | Artist Selection
  • Milestone | Exhibition 2009
  • STONE travelling exhibition | 2010
  • Image Gallery
• Film Gallery
  • Introduction | Filming STONE project
  • Education
  • Quarrying
  • Tools & Techniques
  • Sculptors
  • Subtractive Thinking, Tactility & Performance
  • Stone Worker
• News
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Artists

What does existing contemporary stone sculpture look like?  

This section of our website will showcase some of the artists and artisans who we have interviewed over the course of STONE project world-wide research.  For the moment we have included the 11 artists involved with Milestone. 

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