Artist Christo will create a temporary sculpture in Hyde Park, London, titled The Mastaba (Project for London, Hyde Park, Serpentine Lake). Construction on the sculpture begins 3 April, and it will float on the Serpentine Lake from 18 June (weather permitting) to 23 September 2018.
Frieze Sculpture is open from 5 July to 8 October, presenting a free outdoor display throughout the summer months.
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Proud Galleries is delighted to announce Into the Wild:Sculptures by Daniel Jon Griffiths,
an exhibition showcasing the dynamic approach to traditional craftsmanship in celebration of the natural world.
Head to the Marshes and experience curious photos, alluring sculptures and illuminating poetry specially created by local artists in the local region of Walthamstow and Leyton Marshes.
This exhibition of Tales from the Marsh communicated personal stories about the urban wildness and magnetic attraction of the marshes through its combination of artwork and storytelling.
This amazing display which has been developed in collaboration with local art groups including pupils from Lammas School, the exhibition follows on from a live performance called 'From the ground up' staged earlier this year.
Discover exciting new talent alongside established stars of the art world at the annual Summer Exhibition. With over 1,200 works showcasing everything from watercolour paintings to videos and photography there is something for everyone.
In the words of co-ordinator Richard Wilson RA, this year’s edition of the Summer Exhibition is “unpredictable, stimulating and startling.”
Famous as the world’s largest open submission show, there are certain things the Summer Exhibition delivers on every single year: a panorama of art in all mediums, a remarkable mixture of emerging artists and household names, and more to see and explore than any other exhibition you’re likely to visit this year.
Keep a particular look out for work by some of the art world’s most successful artistic duos – specially invited by Richard Wilson RA – whose work is dispersed throughout. Highlights include a large-scale suspended kite sculpture by Heather and Ivan Morison, sculpture by brothers Jake and Dinos Chapman, and an atmospheric photographic installation from Jane and Louise Wilson.
As in previous years, most works are for sale, giving you the opportunity to own original artworks by leading artists of today and tomorrow. And, crucially, proceeds allow us to continue providing, free, world-class postgraduate tuition in the RA Schools.
