Gallery Pangolin

'Natural Geometry' is now available to view online;  we open to the public from the 12th April, subject to restrictions.

As a taster CLICK HERE to see a short video of the show!

'Natural Geometry' showcases the dynamic geometric sculpture of Halima Cassell and the exquisite feather constructions and installations of George Taylor.

Cassell and Taylor have a very different approach to making and using materials; they are poles apart. The similarity is in the way they manipulate their chosen media to demonstrate repeat patterns which are visually powerful and a feast for the eyes.

For further information please click here to visit the exhibition page.

From the 12th April we look forward to welcoming you into the gallery again. In the meantime please keep an eye on us on social media.

This year Gallery Pangolin is celebrating its 30th Birthday! To mark this anniversary we have been looking back at our exhibitions and selecting our 'Greatest Hits' .

*ISSUE SEVEN of Greatest Hits is now available to read, CLICK HERE to view it and see the past issues.

Please contact Sally or Cath on gallery@pangolin-editions.com or 01453 889765 if you would like further information on any of the works you see.

As one of the few galleries to specialise in sculpture and related drawings and prints, we have an established reputation for works of quality and excellence by both Modern and contemporary artists.

Sculptors regularly shown at the gallery include Anthony Abrahams, Ralph Brown, Jon Buck, Lynn Chadwick, Ann Christopher, Michael Cooper, Terence Coventry, George Fullard, John Hoskin, Jonathan Kingdon, Anita Mandl, Charlotte Mayer, Peter Randall-Page and William Tucker. The initial inspiration for the gallery was the need for a showcase for the excellent sculpture cast at Pangolin Editions. Over the past thirty years we have expanded enormously and now embrace a wide range of activities including major solo shows, publications and collaborations with other galleries and museums. We also co-ordinate public commissions, curate exhibitions and act as artists' agents.