Category Archives: News

Waste not…..

20/14/2015

Paul recently had a visit from Tim Brotherton of Brotherton-Lock photographic services. They wanted to use some of the offcuts of marble that gather around the studio for some photographic work they were doing.

The wide variety of marble that Paul works with makes rich pickings and the end results are quite stunning. It’s intriguing to see the marble used in this way and a fascinating contrast to Paul’s finished pieces. We hope to do some more work with them in the future.

New work featured in The Guardian

16/03/2015

Paul’s work caught the eye a Guardian reporter last week and a photo of one of his recent pieces was featured in the pages of the national pages of Fridays paper.

The piece was one of the new smaller pieces that was shown at the Affordable Art Fair in London over the weekend.

Please contact us for any further information, but be patient while we work our way through the flood of press interest!

Portoro Desk installed into Saville Row reception

09/03/2015

Last week Paul and Vitaly installed (with a few extra hands!) a commission for a desk designed for a Saville Row client.

The desk began as a 16 tonne block of Italian Portoro Marble which was selected from a yard in Carrara by Paul and William from Workingstone last year. This marble comes from the region of La Spezia where it is quarried from under the sea, The distinctive black and bright gold pattern is formed in a marine environment where it is deep, poorly oxygenated and rich in organic matter.

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The desk has been a very exciting project and the opportunity to work with the architects at Denton Corker Marshall was a pleasure. The installation was expected to be quite and undertaking but the expertise of the whole team (including Tony from Riverside Haulage) ensured it happened smoothly.

Just goes to show what’s possible! From the depths of the sea to the reception of Saville Row offices.

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Paul’s Sculpture featured in Evening Standard

23/02/2015

Last week the Evening Standard featured one of Pauls sculptures in the sumptuous setting of a Regency home in the outer circle of London’s Regents Park.

Belonging to property specialist Naomi Heaton the Onyx sculpture sits in the entrance hall of her home and sits on a block of black marble. It seems to be surrounded by a small fish pond at its base.

We always welcome images of Pauls work in it’s setting. If any one would like to send images of their Paul Vanstone sculpture you can email them direct to us using details on the contact page.

 

Recent Show at Royal Geographical Society

28/01/2015

Paul recently exhibited with fellow artist Natasha Kumar. The show at the Royal Geographical Society concentrated on the influence of India in the work of both artists. Guests to the private view were lucky enough to attend talks by both artists where they described how time in India has shaped their work.

Pauls experience there in the 1990’s clearly influenced his technique and continuing fascination with the process of turning raw stone in to light, fluid works of art.

It was a wonderful event and the the piece above, ‘Cararra Profile’ will now make its way to it’s new home in Abu Dhabi.