Gallery Pangolin

COVID-19 UPDATE:

Due to the current situation Gallery Pangolin will be CLOSED for the foreseeable future. Gallery Pangolin and Pangolin Editions are closely following all guidelines issued by the government and Public Health England.

The Gallery Pangolin team will still be in the office planning future exhibitions and filling social media with lots of inspiring imagery in these uncertain times and will be happy to answer any enquiries.

You can see a wide variety of artwork exhibited at the gallery on the following social media platforms (click to follow):

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Please keep an eye on our website for up to date information.

Our current exhibition is 'lightly touching the earth back' you can view an exhibition walk-through by clicking here. Eilis  O’Connell’s inspirations are drawn from a wide range of sources natural or man-made, including archaeology, architecture, plants and things she collects while travelling or hill walking by the sea near her home.  ‘lightly touching the earth back’ showcases O’Connell’s beautiful maquettes and her poetic use of materials, including bronze, stainless steel, silver, resin and found objects.

Our quarterly newsletter was sent to our online mailing list last month, taking a brief look behind the scenes at Pangolin. To view it and signup click here.

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 twenty-nine years we have expanded enormously and now embrace a wide range of activities including major one-man shows, publications and collaborations with other galleries and museums. We also co-ordinate public commissions, curate exhibitions and act as artists' agents.