Merete Rasmussen Danish, b. 1974

Pangolin London and Sculpture Source present their festive fair, a curated selection of artworks, homeware, jewellery, cards, and books made by sculptors. Prices start at just £30, perfect for unique...

Meticulously hand crafted from clay, appearing like colourful ideas articulated in space, the works consist of elegantly looping ribbons to which there is no discernible beginning or end. Exploring the...

Celebrating 15 years of championing the best Modern British and Contemporary Sculpture.

Pangolin London are delighted to present a brand-new body of work from celebrated ceramic sculptor Merete Rasmussen. The culmination of two years of experimentation, ‘Merete Rasmussen: Expansion’ charts new horizons in Rasmussen’s work as the artist plays with the expansion of space in both her signature ceramics as well as works in bronze and silver.

A curated selection of sculptural ceramics by Halima Cassell, Merete Rasmussen, Katharina Klug, Patricia Volk and Abi Wills.

From timeless sterling silver jewellery to stocking-sized miniature sculptures, our exhibition features a breath of materials including bronze, ceramic, and 3-D printed nylon, and spans in style from the abstract...

For this inaugural edition which opens on the 8th September we are excited to be exhibiting a brand new 7ft sculpture by Susie MacMurray, one of Merete Rasmussen's most complex...

“The craving for colour is a natural necessity just as for water or fire. Colour is the raw material indispensable for life. At every era of his existence and his...

Returning to the prestigious annual art fair, Pangolin London is showing a special selection of works by our roster of Modern British and Contemporary Sculptors including Lynn Chadwick, Ann Christopher, Geoffrey...

An online exhibition of beautiful, brightly coloured new ceramic work from Danish ceramic sculptor Merete Rasmussen

Pangolin London are delighted to be taking part in the inaugural Eye Viewing Room which will go live on eyeofthecollector.com from 12.00 BST on Tuesday 12 May, to coincide with...

Merete Rasmussen has been working the same stoneware for over twenty years to create her boldly coloured, gravity-defying sculptural ceramics. Widely collected across the globe and by institutions such as...

As Pangolin London enters its tenth year this show looks back at the last ten years of sculpture-making alongside highlights from the gallery’s exhibition programme with works from our stable of both established and emerging sculptors.

Featuring sculpture, prints and jewellery many of the works included in the show have been created during the last decade offering an insight into the range of sculpture materials and making processes being used today from traditional practices to the cutting-edge digital.

As one of the City’s few galleries dedicated to exhibiting sculpture, Pangolin London has taken great pride in curating a dynamic exhibition programme over the past decade. We have taken a fresh look at important moments in the history of British sculpture with museum quality exhibitions such as ‘Exorcising the Fear’, ‘Sculpture in the Home’ and ‘Sculpture in the Sixties’ as well as exploring contemporary making processes and testing the boundaries between disciplines and materials and even turning the gallery into an ambitious full scale garden.

Over the past ten years we’ve held over seventy exhibitions of sculpture, run three successful year long sculpture residencies and produced over fifty publications focused on sculpture. We are thankful to all those artists, estates, clients and friends who have supported us during this time and we look forward to bringing you another decade of exciting sculpture.

Expect bursts of colour and intricate form in Merete Rasmussen's highly anticipated solo exhibition at Pangolin London. Known for her signature, brightly coloured ceramics this exhibition explores an exciting departure with four new bronzes.

Sculptors' Jewellery celebrates works on a miniature scale from those that are more used to working in the monumental. A selling exhibition, it includes over 70 pieces of stunning jewellery by established and emerging sculptors including eight Royal Academicians.

Illustrating the long history of this still somewhat unknown genre, Sculptors' Jewellery includes works from well-known 20th Century artists; from Picasso and Alexander Calder to Lynn Chadwick and Geoffrey Clarke, as well as commissioning over 30 new works from leading contemporary figures such as David Bailey and Damien Hirst.

The exhibition is presented in a dynamic new format of two-weekly focus exhibitions of work by Merete Rasmussen, Christie Brown, Halima Cassell and Jason Wason alongside a permanent group show...