Ann Christopher RA British, b. 1947

'The title 'Silence is a Powerful Sound' reflects my personal journey over the past three years. During this time, I experienced a profound silence, both in grappling with the challenges...

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

This exhibition explores the career of one of Britain’s most exceptional bronze founders Ken Cook. Bringing to light his close connection with a range of established and contemporary sculptors, Out...

As the paradigm of what a sculpture can be made of shifts over the years, Pangolin London has endeavoured to capture the expansive way in which sculptors respond to the...

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...

“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...

This exhibition focuses on the unique way sculptors approach two dimensions. Drawing for its own sake, to create an autonomous image without any reference to an object or alternatively to...

An important exhibition of new sculpture and works on paper by Royal Academician Ann Christopher whose career has been committed to the idea that a sculpture can be considered a mysterious monument or an abstract ‘presence’ without being directly descriptive.

This exhibition highlights the lasting legacy and respect of a host of well known artists for their tutor, friend or colleague, Carl Plackman. The exhibition also included works by: -...

To celebrate the publication of Ann Christopher's recent monograph, and solo exhibition at the Royal Academy, Pangolin London is proud to present a selection of sculptures and works on paper spanning all four decades of her oeuvre. New Sculptures and series of drawings inspired by the West Coast of Ireland will bring the exhibition up to the present.

"My work is very much a visual diary of my physical and emotional life, an expression of some of the visual experiences stored in my subconscious. Unlike a computer I cannot search and find - the images emerge seemingly at random, it is only once these visual experiences appear in the works that the origins can sometimes be retraced"

ANN CHRISTOPHER

Pangolin London is delighted to present an ambitious exhibition that brings the ‘outdoors in’. Transforming its sleek, architectural gallery space into three parts: a woodland, formal and walled garden complete with trees and water sculpture, the exhibition explores how sculpture has been synonymous with the landscape since ancient times. 'Sculpture in the Garden’ is the second exhibition in the series created by Pangolin London, which started with ‘Sculpture in the Home’ in 2014 which celebrated the touring exhibitions curated by the Arts Council England in the 1940s and ‘50s. These exhibitions offer an opportunity to view sculpture in a fresh and different way and encourage audiences to engage with sculpture beyond the traditional gallery or museum setting.

For Sculpture in the Garden Pangolin London have collaborated with local charity Global Generation who run the nearby Skip Garden & Café in King’s Cross and focus on using gardening to build communities. Intended to inspire the viewer to consider sculpture as a valid addition to any outdoor space - whether it be the smallest urban roof terrace or largest country garden - this exhibition is the first of its kind. The show ranges from established sculptors such as Lynn Chadwick, Ann Christopher, William Tucker and Peter Randall-Page to emerging sculptors, all working on a variety of scales and budgets.

Artist include: Anthony Abrahams, Jon Buck, Bruce Beasley, Geoffrey Clarke, Ann Christopher RA, Lynn Chadwick, Michael Cooper, Terence Coventry, Bryan Kneale RA, Jeff Lowe, Charlotte Mayer, Breon O’Casey, William Pye, Merete Rasmussen, Peter Randall-Page RA, Almuth Tebbenhoff and William Tucker.

Following from the success of Sculptors' Drawings and Works on Paper in 2012, Pangolin London is delighted to once again exhibit a varied selection of works that celebrate the draftsmanship and printmaking skills of modern British and contemporary sculptors.

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.

Following the success of Ann Christopher's first solo show at the gallery in 2010, Pangolin London once again exhibited works by the acclaimed Royal Academician. Renowned for their intimate attention to detail and meticulous treatment of surface texture, Christopher's works are both subtle and elegant, whilst retaining great presence and power. To Know Without Remembering included an exquisite selection of new works in a variety of mediums including sculpture, jewellery and works on paper, displaying the breadth of her talent.

Marks on the Edge of Space featured a body of elegant and intricate works including new bronzes, works on paper, translucent resins and silvers. The power behind Christopher's work comes from their mysterious, abstract presence and haunting character where the shadows cast by the sculptures have an identity of their own and bring an important dimension to the concept of the image.

Pangolin London’s Sculpture Trail includes large scale works by a host of artists both within the building and canalside at Kings Place and is fast developing a reputation as one of the UK’s most dynamic Sculpture Trails.