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Richard Broderick (sculptor)


Richard Broderick (born 1963) is a sculptor and designer based in the North Tyneside. He studied at Newcastle Polytechnic, 1982–1985, and was a member of the Northern Freeform group of visual artists, involved a range of projects, including the North Shields Fish Quay Festivals. Broderick’s work 'Groove', in concrete and copper and commissioned by North Tyneside Council, was installed in 1998 at Buddle Arts Centre, Wallsend. His polished steel 'Wave' is located by North Shields Metro station. Broderick work also includes 'The Sand Castles', installed on the Promenade at Whitley Bay in 1999. His 'Herma Merma Dragora' was installed in South Shields in 2009.

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Herma Merma Dragora (sculpture)
- Sculpture by Richard Broderick, 2009, located in South Marine Park, South Shields. The work was commissioned by South Tyneside Metropolitan Borough Council. It involved children from Westoe Crown Primary School, …
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'Dolphin Mooring Post', Union Road, North Shields
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- Overview Map Street View 'The Sand Castles' by artist Richard Broderick from North Shields (1999), commissioned by North Tyneside Council. This is a functional piece of art, with built-in seats, …
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Naters Bank 'Seascape', North Shields
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