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Diane Maclean was born in London, of Scottish descent. She studied Modern Languages at the University College, London from 1956–59 and lived abroad, mainly in Africa, between 1961–76. Between 1980 and 1985, Maclean studied sculpture at Hertfordshire College of Art and Design.

Maclean enjoys the challenge of new materials, which she employs in a response to natural phenomena. This may appear contradictory, but the connections between industrial materials and the natural world provide many starting points in her sculptures.

Maclean’s sculptures are in many public collections in Scotland, England, Wales, Canada and Finland, where she has previously been Lecturer in Environmental Art at the Helsinki Fine Art Academy. She was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society of British Sculptors in 1998 and is a Professional Member of the Society of Scottish Artists.

Choosing to work outside the commercial gallery system has meant that Maclean has made her way in the realm of public commissions and temporary installations. These can be found in places as diverse as Dundee, 2005 and the University of Guelph, Canada, 2004.

‘Mountain’, 2005–06, was commissioned for the Natural History Museum and is now sited at the University of Hertfordshire. In 2011, Maclean completed commissions for Essex County Council with the piece ‘Shoots’ and was short–listed for the Gateway Project at Seabird Centre, North Berwick. In 2012, Maclean is exhibiting at Ekeberg Sculpture Park, Oslo, Norway and Sculpture by the Sea, Cottesloe, Perth, Australia.

Diane Maclean currently lives and works in St. Albans, England.

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  • Diane Mclean, Rose Rose, Unique, Coloured
    Oct. 22, 2013

    Diane Mclean, Rose Rose, Unique, Coloured

    Est: £5,000 - £7,000

    Diane Mclean, Rose Rose, Unique, Coloured stainless steel, 150cm.; 59ins long by 100cm.; 39½ins diameter, Diane Maclean is a sculptor and environmental artist. She has exhibited her work widely in the UK and around the world and many of her sculptures are held in public and private collections. She works predominantly in stainless steel on a large scale. In fabricating her structures she has worked with Birch Engineering since 1992. The partnership brings art and engineering together and ensures her imaginative projects are completed to the highest standards of quality and durability. , Recent public sculpture commissions and works in public collections include;, 2012 Keele University - Forest of Light, sculpture commemorating 50th anniversary, 2011 Chelmer Valley Park & Ride, Essex - Shoots, Cardio-Vascular Research Centre, Leicester University - Stranded Heart, 2010 South Leicestershire College - The Wigston Tree , 2009 Sacriston, County Durham - The Pulse - National Lottery funded, co-ordinated by, Groundwork North East (Community Development award), 2008 University of Surrey - Spine 3 and Triple Ripple , Chelmsford, Essex County Court, Priory Place- Three Rivers , 2007 Chelmsford - The Hub - River , Ipswich - The Tump, Ravenswood - Green Wind 2006, Dollar Academy, Clackmannanshire - Ice Age 2006, 2005 University of Hertfordshire. Mountain (previously exhibited at the Natural History Museum, London) , City of Dundee - Dundee DNA, 2004 Littlewoods Head Office, Speke, Liverpool - Colours of Wind , Macdonald Stewart Art Centre, University of Guelph, Ontario - Weather Station , Boston - Pescod Square development - Boston Shoal, Harlow - Water Gardens development - Ripple Sculpture.

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