Pangolin London have recently opened renowned British sculptor Jeff Lowe’s second major solo show with them. The exhibition features a brand new series of both large-scale works, as well as smaller-scale works and jewellery, sculptures in their own right rather than maquettes for larger pieces.
William Tucker’s retrospective covering 65 years (Pangolin Gallery to 2 June) impresses with three bodies of work which feel quite distinct: 1960’s geometric objects; 1970’s tubular forms, and, from the 1990’s on, the often-massive ‘lumps which are more than lumps’ – often hands or torsos.
Touted as the future of sculpture, Zachary Eastwood-Bloom has his first solo show on now at Pangolin London.
Botticelli, a sculpture garden, a disassembled car, other people’s shoes and war
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It will include around 200 drawings dating from the beginning of the 20th century to the present day by both established and emerging sculptors.
