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"National Creative Technologies Initiative (NCTI) Bristol Creative Media Network: Final Report" published by the Faculty of Art, Media and Design, University of the West of England. June 2001
Memorandum from the University of the West of England Faculty of Media, Art and Design confirming faculty research funding for the "Virtual Forest" project. 31 August 2001
"Year of the Artist: Breaking the Barriers: June 2000 - May 2001" publication
Published by Arts2000. Includes information on Neville Gabie, Reinhild Beuther, Philip Reilly, Stefan Gec and Filmbrigade Norde and their residencies at the Forest of Dean Sculpture Trail
Farewell to the Forest: an installation performance by Reinhild Beuther
Leaflet with sheet music
Photographs of Forest of Dean Sculpture Trust trustees on walkabout next to Place/ Giant's Chair
Colour. Photographer: Jeremy Rees
Published by the University of the West of England. Includes article "Website for the Forest of Dean Sculpture Trail", with photograph and information on the sculpture "Raw" by Neville Gabie
Various photographs of Sophie Ryder with sculpture Deer/ Searcher during installation
Colour
Publication "Enclosed Garden" by Keir Smith
Published to accompany the exhibition "Enclosed Garden" held at Lincoln Cathedral, July - October 2001
Gloucestershire Community Foundation Grant Making Policy and Guidelines
Annotated
Includes additions made to the website including Year of the Artist material; contact list for Trustees; correspondence to Jeremy Rees; printouts of pages including details of sculptures, artists and events
South West Arts Visual Arts, Crafts and Photography Newsletter
Pamphlet for the Benholden exhibition by Reinhild Beuther
Sculpture: Raw (2001 - present)
Flyer for the launch of Raw by Neville Gabie
Part of the Year of the Artist project
Leaflet for the Knowsley Arts Service Gallery Exhibitions Programme
Features Neville Gabie as part of the Up In The Air project
Publication "Forms into Time" by David Nash
Published by Artmedia Press. Includes essay "Through the Narrow Door: Forms into Time" by Marina Warner
Negatives with images of the installation of sculpture Deer/ Searcher
Sculpture: Iron Road (1986 - present)
Published in "Forest & Wye Review". Written by P Wingfield
General correspondence and email file
File containing information on grant applications; the origins of the website; correspondence with Jeremy Rees and the use of images
Details of domain registration for www.forestofdean-sculpture.org.uk
Sculpture: Life Cycle (2002)
Photograph of Ingemar Thalin and others next to sculpture Life Cycle
Colour
Trustees meetings and related correspondence
Notes by Jeremy Rees and related correspondence. Also includes copyright information for the Forest of Dean Sculpture Trail website; temporary leaflet for the trail in 2002; details of the Forest of Dean Community Radio Access Radio Project; document on the identity of the Forest of Dean Sculpture Trust; financial details for the production of the "Lightshift" video; update on projects "Diversity" and "Health in the Forest of Dean"; document on "Supporters for or Friends of the Forest of Dean Sculpture Trust"
Photograph of Andy Fryers of Forest Enterprise looking into sculpture Life Cycle
Colour
Photograph of Ingemar Thalin and others next to sculpture Life Cycle
Colour
Report of Sculpture Trail maintenance visit
Written by Ron Jones. Describes work to be carried out on each sculpture
Signed
Photograph of Ingemar Thalin and others next to sculpture Life Cycle
Colour
Article "Social Exclusion in the Countryside" by Dr Bill Slee, University of Aberdeen
Published in "Countryside Recreation" volume 10 number 1
Forest of Dean Sculpture Trust Buildings Subgroup notes
Includes clean working space for artists, public interface, communications, accommodation for artists, seminar/ education space, management/ administration and exhibition space. Annotated
The Gloucestershire Environmental Trust Third Annual Report
Photograph of figure stood underneath Place/ Giant's Chair
Colour. Photographer: Jeremy Rees
