Fourth Plinth (Trafalgar Square, London, England)

found: Work cat.: Mark Quinn Fourth Plinth, 2006:p. 4 of cover (The Fourth Plinth is one of the most significant public art spaces in the United Kingdom) p. 3 (Marc Quinn's sculpture "Alison Lapper Pregnant" was installed on the plinth on 15 September 2005)

found: Fourth Plinth Project WWW site, August 22, 2006(The Fourth Plinth is located in the north-west corner of Trafalgar Square, opposite the Sainsbury Wing of the National Gallery; originally designed by Sir Charles Barry, was built in 1841 to display an equestrian statue. There were insufficient funds to create such a statue and so the plinth remained empty)

found: Greater London Authority WWW site, August 22, 2006:Trafalgar Square (When the Mayor took on responsibility for Trafalgar Square, he endorsed the recommendation of a government-appointed committee that the empty fourth plinth should be used for a series of temporary works of arts)