Ronald Moody: Sculpting Life Audio Guide
The clips used in this audio guide are selections from Ronald Moody’s BBC radio broadcast, Calling The West Indies, as well as television interviews and unpublished notes and letters from the artist.
This material from the artist was honourably gathered by his niece, Cynthia Moody (1924 - 2013), a filmmaker and editor. She devoted her retirement to restoring the legacy of Ronald Moody, her uncle, after inheriting his Estate on his death in 1984. Cynthia Moody worked tirelessly to promote Moody’s work, donating sculptures to important public collections and pulling together her research into his art and life in an unrealised catalogue raisonné.
This audio guide - which can be used in the Ronald Moody: Sculpting Life exhibition - is voiced by Errol Lloyd (b. 1943), a distinguished artist and good friend of Ronald Moody.
STOP 1: ‘Man…His Universe’
STOP 2: Johanaan
STOP 3: The British Museum
STOP 4: Naissante
STOP 5: Calling the West Indies: An Exile Looks Back 1953
STOP 6: The Wheel Within
STOP 7: Hope
STOP 8: Ronald Moody speaking at Caribbean Artist Movement conference, September 1968
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