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Listed below you will find
a variety of reviews of sculptures produced by Guy Reid over his career
France 2 Le Chemin de la Foi Jan 2007
Channel 4 News March 2004
BBC London Live March 2002
BBC Radio 4 Today Programme February 2001
BBC1 Midlands Today May 2001
Fuji TV Japan 2000
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'Reid's Christ offers no apologies.'
(On The Paris Christ)
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'Coup de coeur...évoquant la nature complexe de l'être humain.'
(Expo Gallery Amacla 2006)
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Reid's work 'gives a sense of vulnerability and challenge'
(Mark Vernon Financial Times Jaunary 2005)
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'These figures seem more alive than the word "figure" or "sculpture" implies...
Reid seems to have re/created creatures that have their own existence in mind... his "people" seem to scream, albeit silently.'
(Bex Shaw on Chorlton Mill Solo Show, August 2001)
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'Its embodiment is modern, sexual, accessible... Reid's work clearly
touches a nerve, for nudity, theology and representation are a heady mix, powerful but dangerous.'
(New Statesman, February 2001)Read Article
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'Ugly... this object is so profane as to be almost blasphemous,
and should be locked away in the vestry,
available for inspection only by serious scholars.'
(Catholic Herald, January 2001)
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'A powerful intimate exhibition. If I had to choose between Reid's show and "Abracadabra" at the Tate, I would chose the former.'
(BBC, July 1999)
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| Crucifixtion. rue Vacquerie 75016
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| The Art Workers Guild, London, 2004
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| The New Gueston Hall, Avoncroft Museum, Bromsgrove, West Midlands, April 2004
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| Polesworth Abbey, Polesworth, Warwickshire, July 2002
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| Mirfield College, Mirfield, West Yorkshire, May 2002
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| St Matthew's, Westminster, October 2000
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