Wednesday, September 08, 2010

Crazy Golf Course visited but not able to be played - Folkestone (Seafront) - 18-holes Art Installation

A visit to Folkestone and the 18 Holes Crazy Golf art installation by Richard Wilson.

The '18 Holes' Crazy Golf Beach Huts Artwork Installation made by Richard Wilson on Folkestone
The old Rotunda Arnold Palmer Putting Course in Folkestone is now a brilliant permanent Art Installation by Richard Wilson - called 18 Holes. It was built for the Folkestone Triennial art event in the town in 2008.

Details of the Mini Golf Permanent Artwork of '18 Holes' by Richard Wilson

The '18 Holes' Crazy Golf Beach Huts Artwork Installation made by Richard Wilson on Folkestone

The '18 Holes' Crazy Golf Beach Huts Artwork Installation made by Richard Wilson on Folkestone

The '18 Holes' Crazy Golf Beach Huts Artwork Installation made by Richard Wilson on Folkestone





As an aside to the Crazy World of Minigolf Tour visit to the 'course', here are two near identical photos with which to play 'Spot The Difference'?

The '18 Holes' Crazy Golf Beach Huts Artwork Installation made by Richard Wilson on Folkestone
The '18 Holes' Crazy Golf Beach Huts Artwork Installation made by Richard Wilson on Folkestone
Links:
- Artist Richard Wilson's website
Crazy World of Minigolf Tour blog post
- Folkestone Triennial website
- Folkestone-related blog posts

1 comment:

Richard Gottfried said...

The Folkestone Triennial public art event begins tomorrow (Sat 30 August) and runs until the 2 November 2014.

Check out the Folkestone Triennial website, facebook and twitter for the art festival.

The Twitter hashtag is #FolkestoneTriennial