Antony Gormley - Major Works

Major Works

Gormley's website includes images of nearly all of his works up to 2009. The most notable include:

  • Field (and subsequent recreations)
  • Sound II (1986) – in the crypt of Winchester Cathedral, Winchester, Hampshire, England
  • Iron: Man (1993) – Victoria Square, Birmingham, England
  • Havmann (1995) – Mo i Rana, Arctic Circle City, Norway
  • Another Place (1997) – permanently installed at Crosby Beach near Liverpool, England
  • Quantum Cloud (1999)– Greenwich, London, England
  • Angel of the North (1998) – Low Fell (overlooking the A1 and A167 roads), Gateshead, Tyne and Wear, England
  • Planets (2002) – at the British Library, London.
  • Filter (2002) – acquired by Manchester Art Gallery, Manchester, England, in 2009
  • Time Horizon – the Archaeological Park of Scolacium near Catanzaro in Calabria, Southern Italy
  • Blind Light (2007), Hayward Gallery, South Bank, London
  • Event Horizon (2007) – along the South Bank of the Thames, London, England; (2010) around Madison Square, New York City
  • Reflection II (2008) – acquired by DeCordova Museum and Sculpture Park, Lincoln, Massachusetts, in 2009
  • One & Other (6 July – 14 October 2009) – Trafalgar Square, London, England
  • Habitat – Gormley's first permanent installation in the United States, in Anchorage, Alaska on the grounds of the Anchorage Museum, cost an estimated $560,000.
  • Voices from Oxford – Gormley's sculpture on top of Exeter College, Oxford, overlooking Broad Street
  • Horizon Field (2010–2012) – sculpture installation in the Austrian Alps.
  • Exposure (2010) – Lelystad, Netherlands
  • Cloud Chain (2010) – Les Archives Nationales, Paris, France
  • Horizon Field Hamburg (2012) – Deichtorhallen, Germany

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