This exhibition catalogue explores the evolution of British sculpture through an international lens, focusing on the pivotal period between 1968 and 1988. The publication, accompanying an exhibition at the Tate Gallery Liverpool, presents a curated selection of works that defined this era, examining the dialogues and divergences between British artists and their global contemporaries. It delves into the conceptual shifts, material innovations, and thematic concerns that characterized sculpture during these two decades, offering insights into the artistic landscape that shaped contemporary practice.

This catalogue serves as a comprehensive record of a significant exhibition, offering scholarly insights into a transformative period for British sculpture. The focus on international connections highlights the global dialogue that influenced and was influenced by British artists. It provides a valuable resource for understanding the development of sculpture during the late 20th century, detailing key works and artistic trends.