My art practice is split between the art that I am torn to make and the art that is a joy to make. I have a passion for animals, so critters have a tendency to pop out every now and then and i am the conduit that brings them to life.
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Clancy Warner sculpture
Figurative Sculpture
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Clancy Warner
Australian Artist & Sculptor
My art practice is split between the art that I am torn to make and the art that is a joy to make. I have a passion for animals, so critters have a tendency to pop out every now and then and i am the conduit that brings them to life. They are the joy.
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The art that I am torn to make has a political and social justice edge to it. It is work that starts off as an idea that niggles at me until i transfer that idea into a sculpture. These sculptures are the representations of what I experience, see and feel of the world.
Our sister gallery SOHO Galleries also carries a wide range of animal sculpture — browse their collection for further pieces.
Warner often works with reclaimed materials, including wood from old jetty pylons and railway sleepers, steel piping discarded on farms and shipyards, and reclaimed bronze re-melted into ingots, to reduce the impact on the environment.
Awards include the Palmer Sculpture Biennial Artist Prize, the People’s Choice Award at the Montalto Sculpture Prize, the Bank SA Adelaide Fringe Award for Best Visual Art and Design, and the Environmental Awareness, People’s Choice and Emerging Artist awards at the Brighton Jetty Classic Sculptures exhibition. He has been a finalist in the Waterhouse Natural Science Art Prize and the Adelaide Parklands Art Prize. Public art includes Papa Tjukurpa: Dingo Story at Glenelg, with Elizabeth Close.