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The new scultpure in Bolero Square was officially unveiled on Friday, 19th December 2003.
The sculpture stands 19 metres high.
The sculpture constantly rotates.
The sculpture was designed by Nottingham art and design partnership Wolfgang and Heron who won national acclaim last year for their Angel Wings sculpture at the N1 Centre in Islington, London
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Nottinghams latest piece of public art, the new sculpture in Bolero Square outside the National Ice Centre was unveiled on Friday, 19th December 2003.
The striking city landmark now stands outside Nottinghams National Ice Centre in Bolero Square.
Bolero Square's new sculpture (artists impression)
The tall, slender sculpture in stainless steel slowly rotates and its height and elegance are said to counterbalance the horizontal lines of Bolero Square.
The abstract design reflects the themes of ice, skate blades and the way skaters and sports stars turn on the ice and has already won the approval of the National Ice Centre Trust.
The 19 metre high sculpture has been commissioned by Nottingham City Council with £80,000 funding from the Arts Council England regional arts lottery programme.
It has been designed by Nottingham art and design partnership Wolfgang and Heron who won national acclaim last year for their Angel Wings sculpture at the N1 Centre in Islington, London.
