Women Make Sculpture

 
Ranging from the candid and controversial to the calm and cathartic this exhibition explores the concerns of contemporary female sculptors.
 

‘Women Make Sculpture’ will bring into the spotlight a number of established and emerging female sculptors.
 
Female sculptors cannot be ignored, historically the sculptor greats such as Barbara Hepworth, Elizabeth Frink and Germaine Richer have produced some of the finest works in history yet are often margionalised alongside their male contemporaries.
 
This exhibition will exhault a hugely diverse body of sculpture by female artists. Working in a range of media that often focus on topical issues we hope this exhibition will provoke and encourage a lively debate about the current state of sculpture as seen from a female perspective.
 
Artists include: Christie Brown, Ann Christopher, Dorothy Cross, Abigail Fallis, Sue Freeborough, Rose Gibbs, Kate Hobby, Sarah Lucas, Briony Marshall, Charlotte Mayer, Polly Morgan, Eilis O Connell, Almuth Tebbenhoff, Deborah Van Der Beek & Alison Wilding
 
Exhibition catalogue 
 
Talking Art: 23rd May