To celebrate their 15th anniversary, Pangolin London will be opening a major exhibition featuring an extraordinary collection of over 35 sculptures, drawings, paintings, and ceramics by the greatest British sculptors of the 20th and 21st centuries. This milestone exhibition is a celebration of creativity, innovation, and the power of sculpture demonstrating the gallery’s commitment to push the boundaries of their specialism in all its forms.
From a radical AI work by Zachary Eastwood-Bloom to Susie MacMurray’s 300 kilo garment sculpture of Medusa made from chain mail which took over a year to hand craft, Pangolin London’s anniversary exhibition will showcase the most impressive sculpture. Additionally, stunning ceramics by Merete Rasmussen and bold, sculptural drawings by Nigel Hall RA demonstrate the range of media on offer. Highlights of the exhibition also include work by internationally-acclaimed Lynn Chadwick whose instantly-recognisable sculptures have cemented his position as a leading figure in the history of British and European sculpture.
Over the years, Pangolin London have helped to shape the landscape of contemporary sculpture in the UK and beyond. This 15-year anniversary exhibition is a visual feast, offering visitors a unique opportunity to engage with a diverse range of sculptural forms and techniques. Large scale outdoor pieces will be displayed alongside intricate indoor installations providing a comprehensive snapshot of the contemporary sculpture scene.
Continuing to lead the world of sculpture, this autumn Pangolin London will be launching a new digital platform to promote collecting sculpture. Full details of this new chapter for Pangolin London will be announced later this year.
Gallery Director of Pangolin London, Polly Bielecka, comments, “We are thrilled to celebrate 15 years of championing modern and contemporary sculpture at Pangolin London. This exhibition is a testament to the incredible talent of our artists and showcases the diverse range of sculptural practices that have evolved over the years”
Fifteen: An Anniversary Exhibition: 26 September - 4 November 2023
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