| A new set of sculptures are unveiled in Dulwich Park, designed by the youngest living Royal Academician, Conrad Shawcross.
The sculptures, entitled Three Perpetual Chords, have been commissioned by Southwark Council together with the Contemporary Art Society, as a public art legacy to the Two Forms Divided Circle Barbara Hepworth sculpture, which was stolen from the park in 2011.
They draw on the artist's study of light and harmonics and will form a trail in the northern end of the park.
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