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18@108 – SCULPTORS ON SCULPTURE

Discover what sculptors bring to a particular medium and what the medium brings to a sculptor.

Relaxed and informal evenings to be enjoyed by both practicing sculptors and those who have an interest in sculpture, unique and inspiring. Unique because they allow us to engage in a natural way with each artist, bringing us closer to the physical, emotional and mental processes which feed into a single work of art. Inspiring because the meeting of sculptors with different backgrounds and interests produces fascinating synergies.

GLASS / RESIN

The final part of an inspiring series on how sculptors work today, this time focussing on the work of those whose medium is glass or resin. Including Simon Hitchens FRBS, Brigitte Jurack ARBS, Peter Newsome ARBS, Henry Richardson ARBS, Antonia Spowers ARBS, Johannes Von Stumm FRBS and Lucy Swift Bursary.

Display: 5th September – 23rd November 2007

Talk 2: Wednesday 21st November 2007
Brigitte Jurack ARBS, Peter Newsome ARBS and Antonia Spowers ARBS.

Gallery opens at 6.30pm. Talk: 7 – 8pm. Free.

18@108: SCULPTORS ON SCULPTURE:
Glass/Resin
Studio Gallery, 108, Old Brompton Road, London SW7 3RA
5 September - 23 November 2007

Designed to accompany the public talks, work by 6 sculptors using glass or resin, including: Brigitte Jurack, Simon Hitchens, Peter Newsome, Colin Reid, Henry Richardson, Antonia Spowers, Lucy Swift and Johannes Von Stumm.

Brigitte Jurack ARBS 'Untitled'
Cast acrilic and wire, 48 x 55 x 120cm

Ebb & Flow: Weng Man
RBS Bronze Casting Award 2007
24 October - 16 November 2007

Supported by Phoenix Bronze Foundry

This annual award provides an opportunity for a newly emergent sculptor to extend their practice and to work, often for the first time, in bronze. It is generously supported by Phoenix Bronze Casting Foundry in Basingstoke and culminates in a solow show in the RBS Gallery. The 2006 winner, Weng Man, is a graduate of the Royal Academy Schools.

Artist's Talk: Wednesday 7 November 2007
6.30pm - 8.30pm

Weng Man: 'Give & Take'
Bronze

SPECTRUM
Abbey House Gardens, Malmesbury,
Wiltshire SN16 9AS
29th July to 21st October 2007

Part of the Society’s ongoing centenary celebrations, ‘Spectrum’ is a group show of 45 sculptors in glorious gardens, including work by:

Carole Andrews, Mary Anstee-Parry, Patrick Barker, Peter Bevan, Helaine Blumenfeld, Francoise Bissara- Frereau, Richard Bray, James Castle, David Cornell, Janine Creaye, Nathan David, Chris Dunseath, Joan Edlis, Miles Halpin, Michie Herbert, Simon Hitchens, Marigold Hodgkinson, Deirdre Hubbard, Leslie Johnson, Immanuel Klein, Robert Koegel, Diane MacLean, Barry Mason, David Mayne, Nicholas Moreton, Gudrun Nielsen, Peter Newsome, Rob Olins, Giles Penny, William Pye, Ian Rank-Broadley, Suzanne Redstone, Mark Richards, Jac Scott, Eric Stanford, Nicholas Stephens, Jilly Sutton, Christy Symington, Almuth Tebbenhoff, Jill Tweed, Deborah Van der Beek, Johannes von Stumm, Cathy Ward, Julian Wild and David Worthington.

Further information: www.abbeyhousegardens.co.uk

William Pye FRBS 'Vessel II'
Bronze, 1.7 m x 1.1 m

NIDUS II: TERRY NEW
Sculpture Forecourt, 108, Old Brompton Road, London SW7 3RA
26th April to 24th August 2007

In ‘Nidus II’ Terry New distils emotions through line, plane, mass and colour to form ‘another’ reality.

Terry New FRBS ‘Nidus II’ (detail)
Cold cast iron & mild steel

18@108 – SCULPTORS ON SCULPTURE

Discover what sculptors bring to a particular medium and what the medium brings to a sculptor.

Relaxed and informal evenings to be enjoyed by both practicing sculptors and those who have an interest in sculpture, unique and inspiring. Unique because they allow us to engage in a natural way with each artist, bringing us closer to the physical, emotional and mental processes which feed into a single work of art. Inspiring because the meeting of sculptors with different backgrounds and interests produces fascinating synergies.

MIXED MEDIA

A striking display of work by six sculptors whose work demonstrates a broad use of materials and styles. Including the work of Carole Andrews FRBS, David Begbie ARBS, Michael Coombs ARBS, Al Johnson ARBS, Jac Scott ARBS and Jeremy Turner ARBS.

Display: 20th June – 24th August 2007

Talk 2: Wednesday 18th July 2007
Carole Andrews FRBS, Michael Coombs ARBS and Jeremy Turner ARBS.

Gallery opens at 6.30pm. Talk: 7 – 8pm.

Al Johnson ARBS 'Downed'
textile and timber, 300 x 375 x 290 cm

GLASS / RESIN

The final part of an inspiring series on how sculptors work today, this time focussing on the work of those whose medium is glass or resin. Including Simon Hitchens FRBS, Brigitte Jurack ARBS, Peter Newsome ARBS, Henry Richardson ARBS, Antonia Spowers ARBS, Johannes Von Stumm FRBS and Lucy Swift bursary.

Display: 5th September – 23rd November 2007

Talk 1: Wednesday 19th September 2007
Brigitte Jurack ARBS, Henry Richardson ARBS and Johannes Von Stumm FRBS.

Talk 2: Wednesday 21st November 2007
Peter Newsome ARBS, Antonia Spowers ARBS and Lucy Swift, bursary.

Gallery opens at 6.30pm. Talk: 7 – 8pm.

Brigitte Jurack ARBS 'Untitled'
Cast acrilic and wire, 48 x 55 x 120cm

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