"The Force That Through the Green Fuse Drives the Flower"
With Lynn Parotti

Imperial Wharf,
London SW6
January 2009

"Thirty three vibrant paintings and twenty one sculptures make up ‘The Force That Through the Green Fuse Drives The Flower’. The exhibition in South West London is inspired by the words in the poem by Dylan Thomas and has an ecological theme running through it."

On Form '08

Asthall Manor
Burford
Oxfordshire
June 2008

Over 3,000 people visited On Form, the acclaimed contemporary stone sculpture exhibition set in the dreamy Oxfordshire gardens of Asthall Manor in the Windrush Valley.

On form is the only exhibition of its kind, devoted exclusively to stone. Building on the success of previous exhibitions, on form 08 brought together 17 of the best stone sculptors working in Britain today.

Summer Sculpture Show

Moncrieff Bray Gallery
Woodruffs Farm
Pulborough
West Sussex
June 2008

The beautiful gardens and landscape surrounding West Sussex's Moncrieff-Bray Gallery, provided an idyllic setting for one of the most exciting outdoor sculpture shows this summer.

Included were works by such distinguished sculptors as Richard Aumonier, Leonie Gibbs, Jonathan Loxley, John Taylor, Jilly Sutton and Paul Vanstone.

Still Another Place

St Pancras Church Crypt
London
May 2008

"This group show explores the richness and diversity of artists' senses of place. Simon Dawe's dreamy landscapes draw from childhood idylls, whereas Julie Goldsmith's animal statuettes/fetish objects convey the exotic eeriness of the unknown. Also of note are Felicity Warbrick's playful soap sculptures of houses and paintings of regal interiors, while stonework from Paul Vanstone (figural) and Rachel Schwalm (abstract) rounds out the exhibition".

Somerville Gallery

25 Mayflower Street
Plymouth, PL1 1QL
December 2007

"This exhibition of Paul Vanstone's sculptures will show his progression over the past several years in portraying that most compelling subject- the human face. The beauty and power of the faces shown here are intensified by the choice of the medium. Paul has travelled widely to discover and experiment with different materials and finishes. In this exhibition he shows works in bronze, gold leaf on plaster and marble."