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According to Wat Tyler Sculpture Trail 'the sculpture was relocated to Wat Tyler in 2005. This sculpture showing three figures helping each other onto, and up from a plinth, was originally commissioned from Essex-based sculptor Michael Condron for Basildon Town Square. Progression can be read as three figures helping each other onwards, or as a single figure in three different stages of growth.'

Design workshops with pupils from Billericay School and James Hornsby School contributed to the concept.

Title

Progression – Sculpture for Basildon

Date

2000–2005

Medium

stainless steel

Accession number

SS16_TJ_S188

Acquisition method

commissioned by Basildon Town Council

Work type

Sculpture

Owner

Basildon Town Council

Work status

extant

Access

time restrictions apply

Access note

Park opening times apply.

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Wat Tyler Country Park, Pitsea

SS16 4UH

Located within Wat Tyler Country Park, approximately 100 m south of main entrance to the park, on the right hand side in front of the Green Centre building.