Our work Our creative programme Shape Collection Tony Heaton - Shaken Not Stirred Interested in this artwork? Email us about loans Shaken Not Stirred is a sculpture made out of 1760 charity collection cans, in the shape of a pyramid. It was recreated in 1992 as part of the Block Telethon campaign, where it was part of a performance piece: during the press conference, Heaton rushed into the room and hurled a prosthetic leg into the pyramid, symbolically demolishing the hierarchy of charities. Title Shaken Not Stirred Artist Tony Heaton Year 1992 Medium 1760 collection canisters Dimensions 162 x 220 (cm) Image description Photograph depicting a large installation artwork comprised of almost two thousand red charity collection canisters. The objects are carefully stacked into the shape of a pyramid. The installation stands in the centre of an industrial looking gallery space. Loan status Available Check out the rest of the Shape Collection Work is available to loan on request. If you have any queries about the Shape Collection please contact [email protected]