Sculpture artist list
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roman talsky sculptor, designer [more info] | ||||||||||||||||
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Brian Taylor [more info] | ||||||||||||||||
| One of the most powerful sculptors of the decade. He has work in London, New York, Blenheim Palace etc, and has exhibited widely. | ||||||||||||||||
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Nikki Taylor [more info] | ||||||||||||||||
| Nikki's passion is for the human form and its extraordinary ability to convey the intangible qualities of energy and emotion through tangible flesh. Schooled in classic figure sculpture in clay for casting, which she still uses for bronze portrait commissions, the majority of her work now is in woven wire mesh. Her mesh sculptures range from torsos in relief in various sizes for indoors, to life-size full length figures in the round, designed to live amongst us, indoors or out. Each of Nikki's mesh sculptures is a unique piece, created freehand. She uses mesh in a variety of different metals and finishes. | ||||||||||||||||
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Almuth Tebbenhoff [more info] | ||||||||||||||||
| 2002 elected Fellow of the Royal British Society of Sculptors 1985-6 metal fabrication course at South Thames College 1972-5 ceramics at Sir John Cass School of Art | ||||||||||||||||
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Philip Thompson BA [more info] | ||||||||||||||||
| Graphic Design was Phil`s chosen career, achieving a HND. During his career in comercial art Phil worked for some very exciting clients such as `Natwest, Midlands, Prudential, Hewlett Packard and RSPCA`. Creative freedom was limited which led Phil to discover his true passion, sculpture. After achieving a BA Hons in sculpture, Phil began to specialize in portraits and abstract sculpture. Phil enjoys the challenge of creating portraits, capturing an individuals character.His portraits are created in clay then cast in bronze. They are detailed and contain a lifelike quality. His portraits include Sarah Keays an ex-member of parliament. Phil`s abstract work compliments his figurative work, giving him another perspective of manipulating form. His subject matter is varied,ranging from capturing human emotion to depicting the natural matrix created by movement and time. Phil has currently completed two public commissions, situated outside the new Stroud College and the entrance of Loughborough Sports Institute. His chosen media for abtract sculpture include bronze, stainless steel and mild steel. Phil has been working part time as a profesional sculptor for a few years. During this time he has undertaken several art related employments. Working at Aardman Animations has sharpened his eye for detail and quickened his creative time to meet deadlines. After three years of employment at Pangolin Foundry Phil has become proficient in the art of casting his work to the final stage of being cast in bronze. He has taught in several schools around the south west of Britain and hopes to build upon this area. | ||||||||||||||||
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Gwenda Thompson Marchesi Sculpture BA (Hons) ECA [more info] | ||||||||||||||||
| Gwenda draws her inspiration from fairytales, folklore and fables; in particular, the moralistic aspects of these stories, their symbolism, and the animal characters. The animals are life sized in order to encourage the anthrozoological human-animal relationship that has existed universally for thousands of years. Although perhaps cuddly, comic and appealing in their tactility, when the viewer investigates further, one will find a more sinister theme evolves. The animals all share some form of negative emotional portrayal in their posture and expression. Feelings of fear, resentment, exhaustion, sadness, resignation and doubt have all appeared in Gwenda`s works. Interestingly, fairytales have been found to offer reassurance to children on an unconscious level by appealing to the id and the ego. As Bruno Bettelheim discusses in “The Uses of Enchantment; The Meaning and Importance of Fairytales” … They speak about his severe inner pressures in a way that the child unconsciously understands, and – offer examples of both temporary and permanent solutions to pressing difficulties. Along with fairytales, one of the peculiarities of fables that fascinates me is the anthropomorphisation of the animals. Animals are a popular subject matter across the arts, but I have found with my sculptures that the viewer engages even more with something that exudes a subtle human quality. This is a technique used often in fairytales, such as ‘Little Red Riding Hood’ where the wolf dresses up in granny’s clothing, or where the animals have the power of speech in fables. Rendering the principal characters as animals with human attributes allowed the authors to bring those characteristics, and hence the moral warning they wanted to issue, into greater relief. Mirrors and reflective surfaces have appeared in my work several times. They are commonly interpreted as symbols of self-discovery, self-knowledge, contemplation, and reflection. By showing the room reflected, and creating more space, it also suggests a passage to another world. The mirror is placed strategically so that when the viewer tries to get an impression of the work from the animal’s perspective, he finds himself reflected and therefore becomes a crucial part of the story and ultimately framed into the work itself. | ||||||||||||||||
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Richard Thornton ARBS [more info] | ||||||||||||||||
| Much in demand for public art and community projects, Richard somehow captures the potential of the medium he work in with the genius of a light touch. When not sculpting he teaches degree courses. | ||||||||||||||||
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Peter Thursby PPRWA, FRBS, Hon D Art [more info] | ||||||||||||||||
| A truly remarkable man who is the quintessential artist of his time as he moves effortlessly from era to era with skilful ease. Currently the exhibition ‘Bubbling Optimism’ epitomises his strength and success. His work is spread world wide and has an enthusiastic following of friends and clients, who are usually both, so it is quite difficult to get a piece of his work before all the editions are snapped up. Peter Thursby and his lifetime of work is the subject at the Guernsey Museum Art exhibition this year till June. Go and look at what he has achieved with pieces from a few inches high to larger than life. Unusually there is some work for sale, so do take this rare opportunity. | ||||||||||||||||
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Rupert Till BA [more info] | ||||||||||||||||
| Unique in the history of sculpture in using wire netting to create lifesize farmyard, wild and domestic animals. He has an immense following from all over the world, and has exhibits in America, Britain, Paris and Ireland where he now lives and has his studio. His work is familiar because of his constant illustrations in the quality Press. | ||||||||||||||||
Todor Todorov MA, RBS [more info] | ||||||||||||||||
| He is probably the top Bulgarian international artist and has worked and exhibited in UK, Japan, Italy, Bulgaria, Hungary, Austria, France, Taiwan, China, Portugal, Korea, Turkey, Australia, United Arab Emirates, Scotland and South Africa. He is an absolute giant of the sculpture world who seems to have captured the contemporary ethos of desirable art with seemingly effortless ease. | ||||||||||||||||
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Sarah Tombs MA (Hons) [more info] | ||||||||||||||||
| A remarkably versatile artist, having graduated from Wimbledon, Chelsea and The Royal College where she won the Henry Moore Scholarship she creates work of quality and power. | ||||||||||||||||
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Lucy Tomlins BSc, Ba [more info] | ||||||||||||||||
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AD Treepirate BA Politics, NVQ Forestry [more info] | ||||||||||||||||
| AD started producing functional art works in 1992, chairs, benches, tables etc. This is when his chainsaw carving skills developed. From 2001 AD embarked on a full time heavy oak carpentry profession, timber frame barn roofs and houses. These skills are essential for the work he undertakes at present. Large scale sculpture which goes beyond the single piece of timber, mortice and tenon construction means the sky`s the limit. Working for festivals and events from Japan to USA, public art commissions recently in Guildford and Woking. AD now has a huge portfolio of magical and mythical beasts often toping ten meters. | ||||||||||||||||
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Anthony Turner [more info] | ||||||||||||||||
| His love of stone of all kinds, along with his passion for form, was very much encouraged and influenced by Peter Randall Page, for whom he worked - though influenced, his own individual style emerges with everything he creates. | ||||||||||||||||
Michael Turner [more info] | ||||||||||||||||
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Jill Tweed FRBS [more info] | ||||||||||||||||
| Jill is a great favourite in Guernsey, reflecting her popularity elsewhere, was chosen to sculpt a recent Guernsey Lt Governor and winner of numerous competitions. Trained at the Slade, and has created busts of HRII Prince of Wales, HM Queen Mother, HM Queen etc etc. | ||||||||||||||||
Tania Ivanova Tzanova sculptor, UBA [more info] | ||||||||||||||||
| She usually works in natural materials – stone and wood, collecting the energy of the surrounding world in pieces of sculpture. The live figurative images are characteristic for her creative work, also the deep relation between the harmony and the rhythm in the music and in her sculptures. | ||||||||||||||||
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