Sterling Stuff Silver Exhibition

A new display of contemporary sculpture is set to dazzle Kings Cross in the form of the second Sterling Stuff silver exhibition. The capital's newest sculpture gallery, Pangolin London, has commissioned some of Britain's most respected and innovative artists to create a variety of stunning, cutting edge sculptures.

Famous names
Leading lights of the British art scene such as Damien Hirst and Antony Gormley have contributed to works within the Sterling Stuff silver exhibition. With over 50 artists represented in over 60 works available to purchase, this newest addition to the London art scene has something for everyone.

Wide ranging talent
New sculptures within the Sterling Stuff silver exhibition include figurative pieces such as a bust of Winston Churchill by Marcus Harvey, as well as a number of abstract works. The range of different styles and themes make this latest installation at the Pangolin London sculpture gallery a must for art lovers looking to broaden their horizons.

Technical mastery
All of the works featured in the Sterling Stuff silver exhibition are made from the precious metal using a traditional casting process at Pangolin Editions, Europe's largest sculpture foundry. Many of the artists had never worked in silver before, so the exhibition contains a number of innovative and experimental designs which display the extraordinary diversity of this ancient and prestigious metal.

The Sterling Stuff silver exhibition is at Pangolin London, Kings Place, Monday 17th November 2008 - Sunday 18th January 2009. Gallery opening times are 10am - 7.30pm Monday - Saturday, 11am - 6.30pm Sunday. Entrance is free. For more information click on the link below.

Pangolin London Official Website

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