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Jaume Plensa | Dream

April 2009 saw the unveiling of Jaume Plensa's 400 tonne artwork Dream, errected on the site of the Sutton Manor Colliery in Merseyside. The work was commissioned by a group of former miners. This slideshow records the installation of the artwork, visible from the M62 motorway.

See the RSA Arts & Ecology news item about the RSA Public Art Debate and Jaume Plensa's Dream

Information on the C4 series Big Art



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