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Nicola Stafford her son Jake, 8, enjoy a sculpture entitled, 'Sail' by Tony Cragg in the picturesque Cathedral Cloister
An art exhibition that took three years to plan only to be postponed on the eve of its opening due to COVID-19 has finally been revealed to the public.
The Spirit and Endeavour exhibition at Salisbury Cathedral is being held to mark the historic building's 800th anniversary.
The event brings together work by some of the most influential artists of the 20th and 21st centuries, including Antony Gormley, Henry Moore, Grayson Perry and Mark Wallinger.
The cathedral also commissioned two new artworks - Time and Place by Bruce Munro and Somewhere in the Universe by Daniel Chadwick.
After the event had to be put on hold in March, a virtual version of the exhibition was launched and attracted 14,000 online visitors.
Pic: ZacharyCulpin/BNPS
Nicola Stafford her son Jake, 8, enjoy a sculpture entitled, 'Sail' by Tony Cragg in the picturesque Cathedral Cloister
An art exhibition that took three years to plan only to be postponed on the eve of its opening due to COVID-19 has finally been revealed to the public.
The Spirit and Endeavour exhibition at Salisbury Cathedral is being held to mark the historic building's 800th anniversary.
The event brings together work by some of the most influential artists of the 20th and 21st centuries, including Antony Gormley, Henry Moore, Grayson Perry and Mark Wallinger.
The cathedral also commissioned two new artworks - Time and Place by Bruce Munro and Somewhere in the Universe by Daniel Chadwick.
After the event had to be put on hold in March, a virtual version of the exhibition was launched and attracted 14,000 online visitors.
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