This book examines the significant shifts and innovations in British sculpture from 1965 onwards. It traces the evolution of artistic practice, highlighting key movements, influential artists, and the changing conceptual frameworks that defined the period. The text explores how sculptors responded to social, political, and cultural contexts, pushing the boundaries of their medium.

This book is recognized as a comprehensive survey of a pivotal era in British sculpture. It is valued for its detailed analysis and its ability to contextualize the artistic output within broader cultural shifts. The work serves as an important reference for understanding the development of contemporary British art.