Archive
Triangle
The Triangle network of artist-led workshops and residencies was co-founded by Robert Loder and the sculptor Anthony Caro in 1982. The first workshop was held that summer at Pine Plains, New York. Related workshops followed in southern Africa and elsewhere, including Pachipamwe and Thupelo. In 1994 Loder founded Gasworks in London, which became a principal hub of the network.
This section gathers records connected to Triangle and associated organisations as they are catalogued. It is not a complete history of the network.
Associated organisations and workshops
Gasworks
1994
Founded by Robert Loder in 1994. Gasworks became a principal hub of the Triangle network in London.
Pachipamwe
A Triangle-related artists' workshop in Zimbabwe.
Thupelo
A Triangle-related artists' workshop in South Africa.
Triangle Network
1982
An international network of artist-led workshops and residencies co-founded by Robert Loder and Anthony Caro in 1982.
Triangle-related photographs, catalogues and documents will appear here as they are catalogued.
Related publications
- South Africa: the art of a nation · 2017
- Making Art in Africa 1960-2010 · 2014
- Triangle · 2007
- Transitions: Botswana, Namibia, Mozambique, Zambia, Zimbabwe, 1960-2004 · 2005
- Action and Vision: painting and sculpture in Ethiopia, Kenya and Uganda from 1980 · 2002
- Cross Currents: contemporary art practice in South Africa · 2000
- Image and Form in Africa: Prints Drawings and Sculpture from southern Africa and Nigeria · 1997
- Art from South Africa