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Joe Rush's Giant Sculptures Inspire During Fallow Glastonbury

3/12/2026

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Joe Rush, artist, stages giant sculptures in Marylebone during Glastonbury Festival's fallow year, March 13–29 at Bomb Factory Art Foundation.
Rush has participated since 1985, during which his work addresses extinction and biodiversity.
Notable pieces include a dinosaur fossil made from tools and a giant bee titled "Insecticide is Suicide."
Emily Eavis, festival organizer, praised Rush for inspiring festival-goers, while the exhibit aligns with charity's focus on production and reuse.

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Joe Rush, artist, stages giant sculptures in Marylebone during Glastonbury Festival's fallow year, March 13–29 at Bomb Factory Art Foundation.
Rush has participated since 1985, during which his work addresses extinction and biodiversity.
Notable pieces include a dinosaur fossil made from tools and a giant bee titled "Insecticide is Suicide."
Emily Eavis, festival organizer, praised Rush for inspiring festival-goers, while the exhibit aligns with charity's focus on production and reuse.