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Antony Gormley: Web Extra

The sculptor talks about his project for the Fourth Plinth in Trafalgar Square, called One and Other. For 100 days the plinth will be occupied 24-hours-a-day by a changing cast of members of the public from around the UK.

Presenter:: None

Transmitted:: 26/02/2009

Genre:: Art

Related Links:: - Register your interest in the project
- Antony Gormley's official website
- What might people do on the Fourth Plinth?
- Website for arts organisation Artichoke

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