🔥 Upcoming Event! 🔥
🛠️ Tech Vs. Touch: Making Sculpture in the Digital Age
🗓 Tuesday 3rd September, 6-8pm
📍 Kings Place
🎤 Panellists: Zachary Eastwood-Bloom, Hannah Lim, and Joseph Carpenter
🎙Moderated by: Katy Wickremesinghe
Join us for an engaging panel discussion that explores the intersection of digital technology and traditional sculpture. Leading artists Zachary Eastwood-Bloom and Hannah Lim will share how cutting-edge digital tools are impacting their creative processes and
discuss the evolving role of sculpture in the digital age. Gain valuable insights from Joseph Carpenter, Director of Pangolin Digital, on how digital and traditional methods can coexist and elevate artistic expression. The conversation will be moderated by Katy Wickremesinghe, Cultural Commentator and Founder of the Wick.
💷 Tickets: Available for £10 in our bio
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#TBT Looking back at Peter Oloya’s exhibition ‘A Journey from Adversity to Artistry’, which was on in the gallery back in January this year.
Here Peter Oloya discusses his life and work with Pangolin founder Rungwe Kingdon.
✉️ For available works, email us at [email protected]
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🎥 Video by @steverussellstudios
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🌟 Opening tonight ! 🌟
🌺 Hannah Lim: The Enchanted Orchid
📍Pangolin London
⏰ 6-8PM
‘The Enchanted Orchid’ will unveil a series of Lim’s fantastical creations, intricately crafted in clay, alongside a new departure working in bronze.
Email us at [email protected] for the price list.
#HannahLim #NewExhibition #LondonArt #PangolinLondon
⏰ LAST CHANCE TO SEE! ⏰
Julie Brook's highly regarded exhibition What is it That Will Last? (situated on B-1 of Kings Place) will close next Sunday 30th June. Capturing the sculptures she creates in wild and inaccessible locations around the globe through film, photography and drawing, this powerful exhibition explores Brook’s deep and immersive relationship with each landscape and the natural materials she uses.
📖 A new monograph published by Lund Humphries is available from the gallery priced at £35.
🔗 Watch a short film about how Julie Brook makes her iconic Firestacks via link in our bio.
Please note events often take place on B-1 during the week and viewing may be restricted. Please check with the gallery before you travel if you wish to visit during the week. Otherwise the exhibition is open from 8am - 10pm Friday - Monday.
#JulieBrook #KingsPlace #ScotlandUnwrapped #ScottishArt #PangolinLondon #Sculpture #SculptureGallery #LandArt
🌟 Today is the last day to see Steve Dilworth's exhibition, Journeyman. The gallery is open from 10am - 6pm. 🌟
📹 Film by Steve Russell Studios
🎻 Music played by Ryan Young
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Behind the scenes installing Steve Dilworth’s new exhibition…
✨ Opening next week Wednesday 1st May ✨
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✨ SPECIAL EVENT ✨
Steve Dilworth: Film Screening and Q&A
Wednesday 8th May, 7pm
To coincide with Steve Dilworth’s exhibition ‘Journeyman’ which opens at the gallery on 1st May, there will be a screening of Paul Cox's portrait film 'Stuff The World Is Made Of', followed by a Q&A with biographer Georgina Coburn, Paul Cox & Steve Dilworth at Kings Place on 8th May.
Tickets are priced at £12.50. To book, visit the Kings Place website.
#SteveDilworth #PaulCox #ScottishArtist #GeorginaCoburn #FilmScreening #KingsPlace
Julie Brook's exhibition includes a pastel on paper work titled 'Ascending', which measures over 3m tall. This work was inspired by her time in Kanagaso Quarry, Japan, which she first visited in 2015.
'When I began making 'Ascending' I wanted the steps to feel that they were emerging from out of the ground and chaos of the spoil. That they had a feeling of always having been there.
The drawings evolved through a series beginning with pencil to understand the composition of the work. I wish to convey the richness of the yellow ochre of the stone through building up the layers of pastel and pigment from which the form emerges'.
- Julie Brook
🏞️ Don't miss the opportunity to see the works in the flesh as part of Julie's exhibition, 'What Is It That Will Last', which runs until 30th June.
#JulieBrook #ArtExhibition #WhatWillLast #ScotlandUnwrapped #KingsPlace #PangolinLondon
Open until 2nd March, 'Peter Oloya: A Journey from Adversity to Artistry' is the culmination of Oloya's residency with Pangolin London. Featuring works rendered in bronze, marble, granite, burned gourd, wood and bark cloth, the exhibition presents Oloya's technical prowess whilst revealing his commitment to representing the impact of modernity on his Acholi culture and the natural world.
Image:
Opening Video, courtesy of Steve Russell Studios
#peteroloya #ugandanart #ugandansculptor #acoliculture #acholiculture #pangolinlondon #sculpture #ruwenzorifoundation #londonexhibition
🔥 'The Firestack series first began on the West Coast of Jura in 1991 using a silent Super 8 camera to explore the time-based element of the work. Understanding the importance of sound, I returned to exploring this work in 2015 to give a more rounded expression of the presence of the elements and to explore them in depth through the different seasons.' Julie Brook, 2023.
📅 'What is it that will last' is on the Mezzanine level Kings Place, and will run until 30th June.
#JulieBrook #ScottishArtist #Landscapeart #KingsPlace #ScottishUnwrapped #LondonExhibitions #PangolinLondon
Wishing you all a Happy New Year 2024! 🎉
We look forward to re-opening with our new exhibitions on the 13th January. In the meantime, we're thrilled to reveal our exciting lineup for the year ahead:
1. Julie Brook: What Is It That Will Last? (Mezzanine Level)
13 Jan - 30 June
2. Peter Oloya: A Journey from Adversity to Artistry
17 Jan - 2 March
3. William Tucker RA: Heads & Masks
13 March - 20 April
4. Steve Dilworth: Journeyman
1 May - 8 June
5. Merete Rasmussen: New Work
June - July
6. Hannah Lim: New Work
August - September
7. Zachary Eastwood-Bloom (Mezzanine Level)
June - December
8. Ann Christopher RA
September - October
9. Susie MacMurray
November - December
We look forward to seeing you! 🎨
The gallery will be closed from 23rd December for the festive season. 🎄
Join us for the unveiling of our exciting first exhibitions of 2024:
✨ 12th January, 5.45-8 pm: Julie Brook 'What Is It That Will Last?' on the Mezzanine level Kings Place.
✨ 16th January, 6-8 pm: Peter Oloya 'A Journey from Adversity to Artistry' in the gallery.
🎁 For any last-minute Christmas gifts, we will be open until 6pm today!
#lastminutegifts #christmasgifts #uniquegifts #pangolinlondon #artgifts #artlovers
Just one week until ‘Merete Rasmussen: Expansion’ closes 🌈✨
Catch the show before 16th July – we are open 10-6pm Monday to Saturday!
🔗 in our bio to the exhibition page and an exclusive viewing room of works in the show
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There’s still time to get tickets for @londonoriginalprintfair fair at @somersethouse ! 🖼️🎨
Sign up to our mailing list for more information coming soon 💫
🔗 Link in our bio to get your tickets!
📅 London Original Print Fair from Thursday 26 March - Sunday 29 March
Details from works exhibiting at London Original Print Fair:
Marino Marini
Horse in Harmony (Cavallo In Armonia), 1978
Etching and aquatint
49.3 x 67 cm (Framed)
Edition of 125
Geoffrey Clarke
Study for Sculpture (176), 1956
Sugar lift aquatint on paper
113 x 76 x 5 cm (Framed)
Edition of 30 - first Impression printed by the artist and Richard Fozard at the RCA in 1956.
Jon Buck
Making a Difference: Gone Missing, 2019
Pastel on paper
56.5 x 71.5 x 4 cm (Framed)
Unique
We’ve added new works to our charity exhibition 🇺🇦
Pangolin London has raised over £20,000 for the Red Cross Ukraine Crisis Appeal so far, and we are endlessly thankful to our artists for their generous donations and to all those that have supported us!
We’ve added new works by Julie Brook, Abigail Fallis, Steven Gregory, David Mach, Lisa Traxler and Almuth Tebbenhof to the exhibition – link in our bio!
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Lisa Traxler
Ghost
Hand painted acrylic on laser cut birch ply
24 x 10 x 9.5 cm
Edition 21 of 50 (Each uniquely painted)
£280
David Mach
On the Wall
17 x 12 cm
Special edition to support Ukraine
£1000
Steven Gregory
Silent Bang, 2017
5.5 x 3.5 x 2.5 cm
£120
Abigail Fallis
Totem Blue, 2022
Blue Giclee Print
18 x 22 cm
£200
Pangolin London is proud to be raising money for Ukraine 🇺🇦
After a conversation with artist Angela Palmer who suggested that our ‘call to arms’ could be to raise funds through an exhibition, we have created an online exhibition to raise funds for the Ukraine Crisis Appeal with the Red Cross.
As well as a fabulous range of artworks by Pangolin London artists, we are delighted to offer a number of exclusive experiences including a tour of foundry @pangolineditions courtesy of @gallerypangolin and tickets to the prestigious London art fair @masterpiecefair which takes place in June. Prices start at £15.
100% of proceeds from sales will go straight to the appeal and we are hugely grateful to all our artists for their generous support.
The exhibition features works from Bruce Beasley, Julie Brook, Jon Buck, Ann Christopher, Steve Dilworth, Zachary Eastwood-Bloom, Steven Gregory, Bryan Kneale, Jeff Lowe, David Mach, Susie MacMurray, Charlotte Mayer, Eilis O'Connell, Angela Palmer, Merete Rasmussen, William Tucker, Patricia Volk, and Jason Wason.
🔗 Link in our bio to the viewing room
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‘Lynn Chadwick: Subliminal Influences’
Our exhibition, ‘Lynn Chadwick: Subliminal Influences’ closed today!
If you weren’t able to visit, don’t fret – keep an eye out for our upcoming publication accompanying the exhibition in the summer!
Our gallery will be closed from 17th January until 25th January, when we will re-open with our upcoming exhibition, ‘Feathers, Bones & Stones’, showcasing sculptor’s response to the natural world and the ingenius ways in which unconventional materials have been utilised to create sculpture. Our William Tucker and Steven Gregory exhibitions will remain open for viewing in the wider Kings Place building – we hope to see you there!
🔔 Our Lynn Chadwick exhibition is closing this week!
Don’t miss our museum quality exhibition, 'Lynn Chadwick: Subliminal Influences', closing this Saturday 15th January.
The exhibition explores the subliminal influences in the work of Lynn Chadwick, grounded in extensive research and the personal relationship between the late Chadwick and Pangolin directors, Rungwe Kingdon and Claude Koenig.
Our gallery is open until 6pm, Monday to Saturday! We hope to see you there.
Today is the last day of @eyeofthecollectorlondon. Don’t miss this beautiful collection of artworks dotted around Two Temple Place, a stunning neo-Gothic mansion built for William Waldorf Astor in the 1890s.
The fair is open until 4pm. Email us if you would like a complimentary ticket: [email protected]
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