Category Archives: News

Crystal Head

12/04/16

Paul’s Crystal Head was recently bought and has been positioned in the reception area of  a Media Company in St James. The combination of Turkish Onyx, Moroccan Black Marble and Carrara Marble base works well in the space. Paul was so taken with the work place that he had his first experience of considering a desk job…. momentarily of course. Phew!

Carrara quarries

24/03/2016

We couldn’t resist sharing this shot from Paul’s recent trip to Italy. He’s been out scouting for blocks to work on for all the upcoming shows such as on form and obviously soaking up a bit of atmosphere at the same time!

Torso installed in Biot, France

26.01.16

For those avid followers out there, you may remember in September Paul was in Peille setting up works in a James Basson designed garden. This weekend Paul returned and spent time in Biot at a beautiful residence installing a piece for its new owner. Previously shown at Chelsea, ‘Standing Orator’ now sits in the grounds of this traditional home.

Torso travels to China

07/01/2015

After a short transitory stint in the Terminal 5 Gallery of Heathrow, one of Paul’s sculptures has been purchased and is now residing in a hospital in Sanya, in the south of China.

We don’t have any more exciting pictures but it’s always great to know where the pieces end up and it’s often somewhere new and interesting.

New collaboration at Folk Store

05/01/2016

Happy New Year and just in case you are not completely tired of looking in shops, here is a shot of a new collaboration that has just gone into the Folk Store on Lambs Conduit Street in London.

Working with Folk Designer and Director, Cathal McAteer Paul created this piece using a mix of Onyx, Carrara, Red Tuscan and Black Portoro marbles.

Mountain Arts Festival, Cumbria

09/11/15

Paul attended a very special event this weekend at the Rheged Centre in Cumbria.

As part of the Inaugural Mountain Arts Festival he exhibited work and gave a short talk on his relationship with mountain walking and art. The event was a gathering of writers, thinkers, artists, performers and climbers showing through their art what the hills mean to them.

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The entire event was in support of Community Action Nepal, which works to support Mountain people of Nepal and was a very enjoyable few days for all those who attended.